Dr Murks can't make difference between day and night. And what kind of difference can one make if there is always so dark that you have to switch on the light in the room at daytime and also at night - always too dark to read something or do other indoor activities. And outside - there is no difference. Dr Murks just counted that he saw Mdm Sun only once during last two week. Huuu! Maybe it is to blame that during these weeks he went to sleep every night not before 3am and woke up not before 10.30am. And at 3 o'clock pm it really starts to go dark again... - maybe Mdm Sun shows himself only in the morning.
This morning Dr Murks made an experiment. He woke up already 6.30am course he needed to take a train in the early morning from one big town to another and it went only very early. Dr Murks wrote down: "At 6.30am it is totally dark." He took breakfast, put the things into back bag, washed teeth and put on cloths, went out at 7.10am and noticed: "It is still totally dark." He went on an electric train to go to the central train station, at 7.41 he ran from one train to another that started going right after he entered but managed to notice in between that "It is still totally dark." At 8am he started to notice that in the direction of the south the sky shows some marks of light, specially if you compare it to the northern sky. Still dark, still dark, still dark. At 8.30 the sky had become homogeneously grey. And as at 9am the sky was the same grey, not more lighter, Dr Murks thought that this should be the beginning of the day. What a disappointment - no Mdm Sun and only cloudy sky and cold moisture everywhere. Buuu! Where to escape? From his prior rating he already knew that at 3pm it starts going dark again. 6 hours of light that is not really light! What a nice living-environment we have here!
Somebody - Mdm Sun or Mr Snow or... - should come quickly and make the time lighter here! Otherwise...
This morning Dr Murks made an experiment. He woke up already 6.30am course he needed to take a train in the early morning from one big town to another and it went only very early. Dr Murks wrote down: "At 6.30am it is totally dark." He took breakfast, put the things into back bag, washed teeth and put on cloths, went out at 7.10am and noticed: "It is still totally dark." He went on an electric train to go to the central train station, at 7.41 he ran from one train to another that started going right after he entered but managed to notice in between that "It is still totally dark." At 8am he started to notice that in the direction of the south the sky shows some marks of light, specially if you compare it to the northern sky. Still dark, still dark, still dark. At 8.30 the sky had become homogeneously grey. And as at 9am the sky was the same grey, not more lighter, Dr Murks thought that this should be the beginning of the day. What a disappointment - no Mdm Sun and only cloudy sky and cold moisture everywhere. Buuu! Where to escape? From his prior rating he already knew that at 3pm it starts going dark again. 6 hours of light that is not really light! What a nice living-environment we have here!
Somebody - Mdm Sun or Mr Snow or... - should come quickly and make the time lighter here! Otherwise...
1 comment:
my condoleances, dr Murks! That sound really miserable! And I think here that 15 degree in December is not a right December! I even think I'd like some snow to feel not an endless autumn - but well, thiing don't seem beter there, not before you have snow..
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