It's a dull, grey morning. Windy, with lowering clouds and a rainy forecast. The desire to do any meaningful work is even lower than the clouds, but one drags one's self to work (even if it is only a part-time job) and does what is expected. Staying home without the paycheck would have less than optimal results.
Both the Old Farmer's Almanac and the National Weather Service insist that we'll have a warmer-than-usual summer. So far, that isn't happening. 58° again today, we're told.
Both the Old Farmer's Almanac and the National Weather Service insist that we'll have a warmer-than-usual summer. So far, that isn't happening. 58° again today, we're told.
Okay, so I'm over-thinking this. Fridays are like that sometimes.
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| We're truly entered the second (or is it first?) of our two primary seasons: winter and construction. |
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| I'm afraid these pics don't do the scenery justice; that's what comes of using a cell phone instead of the Nikon. |
7 comments:
Last I heard they are still getting snow in Arizona...
I will ask the Good Lord to send you some of our 90 degree weather. It is too soon to me. 🙂
Our days are frustrating.
Warm and sunny while at work and cold and rainy when not...
Ah yes, the barrel slalom... Make sure your caffeine level is up!
Too warm for us, Linda. There's no A/C here; temps much above 75° are prohibitive. But some warm summer days wouldn't go amiss. :)
Ed, it sounds more and more like you've moved to Alaska. It's been said here for years that you can always tell when it's Friday: the weather begins deteriorating in preparation for the weekend.
NFO, it can be challenging. Just make sure the lid on your coffee mug is screwed down tight!
Reverend, we are running high 80's to low 90's all week with almost the chance of rain, but really just humidity. I hate it.
TB, I know that weather well, and we moved to Alaska just to escape it. You have my sympathy.
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