today i spent my entire time in the shower (maybe 7-8 minutes) thinking about how i’d reorganize the months in order to create the ideal year-round weather pattern in toronto. winter is too long, and even though i love summer, i have to admit i’m usually a little burnt out on it by august. this was my ideal re-order:
february
march
may
june
july
september
november
january
april
august
october
december
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Mild Portland winters but hotter-each-year summers that I'd X:
1. January
2. February
3. March
4. April
5. May
6. May again
7. September
8. September again
9. October
10. October again
11. November
12. December
When we can physically move the earth's orbit in 2206, I fully expect a scheme like this. Or giant spaceship biosphere that are absolutely nothing like the Pauly Shore vehicle Biodome.
Really think you nailed the order, bud. A+, would live in this city.
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