November
I hate November, well this one this year.Started off with a massive storm here, 185 kms an hour. Luckily we were warned. So shutters shut and as much battened down as i could. Then the fun started. Laid in bed listening to the top of my chimney banging, yes found that in the garden the next day. Moved downstairs, next to go was the roof off my terrace, still haven't found that. Then the trees started, three down, two with branches hanging off, well i was looking for a place for a wildlife pond, now I have the hole with no digging. Then 9 days without electricity, my trips to the rubbish bins with two dead freezers great. No electric, no, phone, can't recharge my mobile, no WiFi etc, cats moaning because its cold, yes no central heating and wood store under the rootless terrace now wet.finally got electricity the morning I sailed for 10 days in the UK. Let's just say England has changed a journey which normally took two hours was fours hours due to road works and General traffic omg so much traffic.
Finally arrived back in france, sigh of relief. More dam traffic and I'm sitting still in a queue of traffic and bang I'm rear ended so hard I'm pushed into the car in front. So I've now only got one side of my car undamaged. The insurance company loves me this week, house, car insurance claims plus one earlier this year for my new knee plus now a hospital appointment to see if its still in place.
Next.
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and I thought I had it bad when my favourite pair of jeans went missing from the clothes line lol
At least you sailed through the mud
and that's all that matters or so, as some would say.
In Ireland ours are legless, just like our men
As for the water
I suppose mother nature has to inhale before she spits out or so me thinks.
Hopefully your December shall be a lot calmer than November.
Slainte