An announcement to the Irish

Grandsiozzie: I'll give it a shot (your filosofical questioni):

Well... there are things that basically just is, and the beginning of it we hardy noticed.
Rite... it snuck upon us, et voila! there it is (like in the hit song BOOOM THERE IT IS YA:: BOOM THERE IT IISS , remember that one?lol). And then - well it can end..

How was that try?

EXRED3: nope your right itchy it cannot be over until it began

lindsyjones: Enjoy the rain Ms. Witch. I'd much rather be in the rain right now. It's registering in the upper 90s as we speak. And humidity is a bit high.

Lukeon: And here half the population is praying for rain.
Each individual may only use 50 litres of water per day.

jac_the_gripper: It's raining here in Wales, too.

The June and July heatwave forecast has thankfully only been a few days as we near the end of June. Everything is growing lush and green.

Grandsiozzie: Ahh.. I probably made up my own reality again hehe.

What did this sentence mean in your blog:
"how can anything that never began, ever be over"
was this a referance to the weather? passed over my head you see.

jac_the_gripper: Nope, just grateful for the relief of cooler, rainy days.

If there are more over the next few weeks, I'll be grateful for them, too.

I'm grateful for temperate conditions where temperate ought to be, both in the now and for the future of the planet. If the sunshine comes to us, rather than us going to the sunshine, it portends our end.

Grandsiozzie: Our summer is announced opened from about 10th of July.
Around the 12th a dip occurs,,
and then for the recovery we'll have to wait about 360 days

The Boys Of Summer DON HENLEY(1984) OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO

Grandsiozzie: aha.... well will you notify me when they're gone?
Then I'm supposed to roll in in my
handsome little engilsh two seater with cool glasses on
and a leather jacket too.... looking for the real deal that is still crying her
eyes out over some dude who left her hanging...

Grandsiozzie: Shit maybe I am... propping myself up to be a poet... when I'm more of a couch-potet

It's Don Henley who sings "I can tell you my love for you will still be strong, after the boys of summer has gone"
get it now?
When those hunks have left give me a call.

Grandsiozzie: ...eh.. can i answer that tomorrow... mi eyelids r kinda heavy and ... ehh....



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CelticWitch64: soon it will be winter again which is going to be our worst in decades....
a little sun, that's all I want

optimisticme: Your problem is you only learned single Dutch, now Double Dutch requires much more concentration,
and at least two grams of cocaine!

d4nI314: Omg..is this the weather channel?


Here it's hot and sticky...
Tomorrow will be hot and sticky too!
Today I'll go for a swim.

CelticWitch64: If it were the weather channel, todays for cast would be rain again

Sick & tired of it now

Think I'll go to bed and stay there for the day

Merlot54: We only had rain during Friday night. Before that I don't remember when it rained. I took to watering the garden, with a bucket, in case there was a hose ban.

In response to: I have two daughters who both live near Dublin and whilst I'm rushing about trying to cover up my patio furniture and bits, their busy taking theirs out. East and south mostly always get it best but here in the west northwest included, always get it worst... We have either a 12 or 24 hrs rain warning fall for the west today, heaviest down pours, need I say it, Galway.. crying

How lucky are you not living in the wrong side of Ireland....
Think I'll pack up the broom and fly east.

Ps Remember Mannion's for-cast that made her famous laugh
taken salthill, Galway.

Merlot54: I was in Galway for a year on a contract but I don't remember the rain. I always intended to move to the west like a lot of emigrants do from Dublin.
I do remember Teresa Mannion, I don't have a TV so I pictured her blowing off the pier in Salthill, haha.

Isn't Ireland great, we would never be stuck for a conversion starter.

I wonder what was the longest conversation ever, about the weather, before we would get down to the more serious concerns of the day.

You could always spend a few weekends in sunny Dublin with your daughters, go to some venues and forget about the rain for a while.

Merlot54: I was in Galway for a year on a contract but I don't remember the rain. I always intended to move to the west like a lot of emigrants do from Dublin.
I do remember Teresa Mannion, I don't have a TV so I pictured her blowing off the pier in Salthill, haha.

Isn't Ireland great, you'd never be stuck for a conversion starter.

I wonder what was the longest conversation ever, about the weather, before you got down to the more serious concerns of the day.

You could always spend a few weekends in sunny Dublin with your daughters, go to some venues and forget about the rain for a while.

CelticWitch64: Right you are Merlot, I could spend a few days with the daughters, which is in the plans for pretty soon but the thing is, I had someone coming to finally lay my crazy paving, but over those days, all it done was rained rained and more rain again.... the exact same thing happened last year

Anyways hopefully it will clear in a day or two allowing calm sailing for a family get together..