NO SAINTS IN L.A.

For a Californian, seasons are a trivial and uneventful occurrence. Fall doesn’t come with falling yellow leaves, and winter doesn’t arrive in snowstorms – there’s simply a subtle change in temperature. Only cooler nights indicate that winter is ascending, but the days remain sunny and snowy peaks appear in the North (snowboarding is only a few hours away!). Since California’s weather is historically sunny and clear, with the exception of this year’s fifteen days of dripping clouds (and counting – crossed fingers for more rain so there’s no droughts!), there are certain occurrences that mark the changing seasons.