It is almost June. Do you think you could stop with the hail?
You'll notice that I don't ask for warm, pleasant weather. I wouldn't want anyone here to die of shock. But the hail thing--it's getting old. I suppose I should have been warned when, after a few days of pleasant weather a couple of weeks ago, people would say to me, "So, did you enjoy summer?" and I would laugh--and I would be the only one laughing.
I mean, honestly. It's nice to have a bit of foul weather, so that you have a ready-made topic of conversation and can bond with your fellow-sufferers...but enough is enough. So no more hail, okay? At least not until...July.
thanking you for your kind attention to this matter...
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Well it makes a change from the "winter" we had. Okay so it's nothing even vaguely like a Canadian winter but what's winter in Britain when it rains less than 7 days in 4 months. To the extent that they're talking about water rationing. Apparently South East England has less water available per head now than Kenya and Sudan.
Okay so the weather seems to be making up for lost time recently. Not much hail down here in London Town, but a drenching nonethless. Oh and my pet hate, the blocked drains. Which always make for a laugh when a bus goes through half foot deep of protuding puddles and splash unsuspecting pedetrians. So long as it's not you. A colleague of mine wasn't quite so lucky. Pity I missed it. Now that would make a "happy slapping" event worthy of videoing.
Verif word: qngrlui. "Angrily" on a French keyboard (where A and Q are swapped?)
Buck: she will be bringing the weather with her. Be afraid, be very afraid ;)
We echo similar sentiments round about August when we are being smacked with hurricanes in Florida (aka "The Sunshine State - yeah, okay). You definitely have my sympathy! Also - LOVED England/UK when I visited - I'm envious that you get to live there! j
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