Why does it always start to rain whenever I want to mow the lawn?
I sympathise with you burnie, I am a landscape gardener and live in the north west, yes im poor, yes im always indoors alot, yes i would also love to be down south. If its any consolation you shouldnt be cutting the grass now till next year.
Sunny and fairly warm here too, which definately makes a change!
Marms, sex on lawn in rain in summer.....mmmmmm good, in autumn/winer no thanks, its feezing!
lol tatty, but the rain is cold, much nice when its a warm rain and the ground isn't freezing! Ok I am a wuss, don't like discomfort!
Well....I'm still jealous of all of you who don't live in the weird weather vortex that is the Northeast, but if it's any consolation, I did get the grass cut, and it still hasn't dropped bucket loads of watery nonsense from the grey skies looming overhead.
We must point out that Burnie is just repeating the mantra that all Geordies are taught from childhood, ie, tell everybody that it is grim up North, that way we keep the clear roads, beautiful coast and countryside to ourselves.
Unfortunatly the secret is now out because all the Southerners who were at the NorthEast Munch now know that Tyneside is actually a sub-tropical paradise.
So Burnie, too late, the secret is out!
John & Shel
I love the rain, used to love running (when a bit fitter) when it was bucketing down. Even now I will go for long walks in it, bit mental maybe but still love it.
I cant mow my lawn anymore, Happy Cats has just conned me out of my lawnmower.
dont ask, its a long story