Dear god...

[lonelybrit]

I've just realised who's to blame. Folks, feel free to blame my father. No, really. He is the unofficial rain god of the area. You want proof? Once upon a time he went to Ethiopia to do a report on the couple of years long drought that had stricken the country. It started raining the day he landed and rained every day for the rest of his stay. And when we went to Morocco we stayed up in the mountains where the locals assured us it never rained that time of year. So of course, within hours of our arrival huge thunderclouds appeared, and the resulting deluge was so heavy it knocked out electricity to the nearby villages.

So, Dad, if you're reading this from South America... *raspberry*

In other news, I found myself listening to The Archers again. It's bored me recently, but then Adam and Ian hit the rocks over Ian wanting to have a baby with a female friend and Adam getting all jealous. Ian moved out and everything. But today all was well as they had the kind of sappy lovey-dovey conversation that I only forgive them for because they are lovely. Adam basically grovelled, telling Ian that he's the most important thing in his life and pleading with him to come home. And now they're both very excited about the prospect of having a baby. Awwwwwwww :)

Comments

[lonelybrit]

Pretty much, LOL! Admittedly the effects did wear off when we hit the outskirts of the Sahara desert, though the weather did try for a while. We got an almighty sand storm instead =)

[shapinglight]

Tell him to come back at once!

It's quite overcast here now but I'm sure it's not going to rain.

[lonelybrit]

The cad is away until mid-August. If he comes back to find this land a parched scrubland, well then serve him right *nods*

It's depressingly blue-skied here. Bah.

[shapinglight]

Did you strike lucky and get a thunderstorm? We didn't of course but at least it's cooler today.

[lonelybrit]

Nope, no thunderstorm. But it was only 26 degrees today, which felt so so deliciously cool compared to yesterday *happy sigh*

[bouncymonkey.livejournal.com]

Please get him to come home and make it rain over here. PLEASE.

*floops*

[lonelybrit]

*offers you iced tea* Honestly, these parents have no consideration for others these days *shakes head*

[roadrunner1896.livejournal.com]

When will he be back in Europe? I don't think I can take it much longer.

[lonelybrit]

Mid-august... *eyes the skies* If it doesn't rain before then I shall cry...

[roadrunner1896.livejournal.com]

They announced rain for Garbsen this weekend. I hope they are right. If not, I might have to hurt your father a bit for leaving us without rain for such a long time. Or at least yell in his general direction. I hate to be so sweaty.

[lonelybrit]

Yeah, if I had the energy I'd be generally shaking my fist in his direction right now, LOL! Supposedly we might get rain sometime tomorrow, but then the temperatures soar again for the weekend. BAH!

[roadrunner1896.livejournal.com]

We had rain for about 5 to 10 minutes yeasterday and today instead of 33° we are supposed to have only 31°. But it is supposed to rain again tomorrow and cool down to about 26/27 by Monday. YAY! (though that is still one to two degrees warmer than I like it).

[intrastellar.livejournal.com]

If he comes back on the 11th-13th of August, I'll cry (I'm going to a festival, hahahah).

[lonelybrit]

Oh, but it wouldn't be a real British festival unless you have to wade knee-deep through mud to get to the stage ;) Nah, I think he comes back a little while after that, so fingers crossed the sun will stick around!

[princess-s.livejournal.com]

Hehehehe...what if he just sent rainy type thought in this direction?!?

[lonelybrit]

Hehe, maybe I should mention that in my next email. 'Please think rainy thoughts and ship them this way!' =) *hugs*