Sleet, Sleet, Sleet

Today, I got in the car to piano. I went to piano, had a good lesson, and came out to the car. Ice began to fall from the sky. So, I wasn't happy, because that meant that we would have to drive about 20 miles an hour to the church. I got to the church and found that about half of my science for the day wasn't done. No art. I looked out the window, frustrated. Guess what I saw; that's right, sleet.
I think that dismal weather has a negative impact on people's emotions and dilligence. I was supposed to do my science in the car, but during the 20 minute car trip, I got one lab report written. So I went to run errands with my mom. I got one more lab report written. We got back to the church to find that the last class had been cancelled. So, I was left in the car for about an hour to write my lab reports. I got three written. It's dreadfully sad, and I think that my hypothesis of the day would be:

Dismal and gloomy weather has a severely depressing impact on creatures of the Human race.

I am missing a CD that I need in order to install a game that I know I don't need, but I am still looking for it. It's not so much not having the game as it is knowing that I lost something and it is completely in God's control that I find it. I'm praying that I find a CD to a game? For real? It sounds crazy, and even as I read this, it's crazy. But, I think that part of my negative attitude about the whole thing is somehow acossiated with the grim weather. I am hoping and praying that weather won't have an effect on me next time it hits, as well as that I can find that CD. It's just a thing that I can play, that I like, and that I am familiar with. I am not asking that you pray that I find this CD, I am just saying it's depressing me. A lot. Alot alot. Grim weather go away, come again. . . NEVER!!!