It rained for an hour and a half this morning. I risked life and limb (not to mention Weil's Disease) in my flip flops to bring you this report:
This is my soi this morning.
I'm going to build an ark.
I am planning what to take with me.
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Lordy .... you're going to need some wellies:-)
Is this freak weather or normal for the time of year?
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omg! just popping in to say hi really... i've been a bit crap cos am snowed under at work! hope the waters have ebbed! XXX
Hi Lane, Do you know I said to some Australian neighbours (no, no, not those Neighbours!) as I paddled back home in my flip flops that I had decided that I really did need some wellies here.
I'm afraid that this is normal tropical rain in the rainy season! It's very impressive, isn't it?
Hi Lisa, Nice to see you. Yup I realised that you were up to your eyes! Waters are sinking away as we speak although it was thundering again when we came in. Ha, I love it.
Ooh, I find something really sexy about extreme weather...
It certainly is very impressive.
Will we send the fancy welly-boots on to you then?
X
Two by Two JJ! Sorry I've been a bit intermitant recently.
you need some orange wellies!
I hope that the ark building will not distract you from your writing.
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Jen, Yeah, me too. It's always so hot here that extreme weather is a bit of a break from just hot, hot or more hot.
Jon, no worries about the intermittent visiting - work, eh? It sure does get in the way of blogging.
Caroline, you're right. Orange wellies, that's what I need. Or maybe orange and purple - I rather like those colours together at the moment.
JJx
Did you know that only sewerage workers can get Weil's Disease? And that it can only be caught from urine-infected water, and not from the urine itself?
So said my doctor after small girl got the stuff up her nose (don't ask how).
She got a second opinion, and a hefty dose of antibios when she came down with a 104°-fever a week later... Nasty nasty little bacterium.
Flip flops? if there are rats about, I'd recommend all-in-one waders...!
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