It's a really lovely day here in Oxford, UK! 
#!/usr/bin/perl
# sunshine.pl, by charlie

foreach (@sunny, @march_day) { my $smile++ }
foreach (@cherry, @blossom)  { our $world = $lovlier }
foreach (@spring, @daffodil) { local $park = `more beautiful` }

until   ($nimbostratus++ and $drizzle++) {sub merge { $us and $once_mo
+re; return }}
tell    ($work,$you,$are,$ill);
split   /the/, $joint;
seek    $comfy,$place,$somewhere and $get . cos($y);
chomp   $spring_greens; 
pop     @a_beer;
write   $perl or read $a, $good, $novel;
study;  $the_sky and $laze; $daydream or $ponder;

{($let, $the, $good, times, $roll)} while ($the) { s/un/ shin/es };

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