Yay Mimi! That's what we do around here. Remember that day about five years ago when we had 5 inches of rain? Chris did his 34-mile round trip commute that day. He was very pleased with himself.
Hard to live here if you don't do stuff in the rain.
"My predominant feeling is one of gratitude. I have loved and been loved;I have been given much and I have given something in return...Above all, I have been a sentient being, a thinking animal, on this beautiful planet, and that in itself has been an enormous privilege and an adventure." O. Sacks
especially in JUNE! argh!!
update:
It is pouring outside. If this keeps up there will be flooding.
However, it didnt start raining hard until after i got home
I was presented with a light misting rain all the way home.
Raleighdon, on the other hand... is going to really get wet!
I went out running and got soaked
After my initial fear of water, it was really fun. The cyclists and runners I saw (one of each) were happy. The pedestrians looked miserable and the drivers looked impatient. I saw a robin eating worms, a nun in full nun-gear (I thought they were plain clothes now?), a parking enforcement officer, and a LOT of City Light workers repairing damaged electrical lines. I said hi to all of them, including the robin.
It's funny, if I am traveling from my car to a building I get annoyed if I get wet. I chose to go out and get drenched and it was highly enjoyable. For the cyclists though, ick. I can run in it but I don't enjoy being on my bike in the rain.
Just spoke with a friend who is heading east of the mountains today and he said it was snowing on the Pass... Come on now, it's JUNE!!!!![]()
supposed to be two new feet of snow this weekend!