Just checked the reports from stations around the UK and once again we're
getting the raw deal. Here in the Northeast we're struggling to get 9C,
there's a cold breeze coming in off the North Sea and it's completely
overcast... it's just so unfair!

Do you think that if everybody 'darn sowff' were to face north and blow hard
at the same time, the collective breeze would blow this grey stuff away?
Surely it's worth a try!

FEELING HACKED OFF

On Apr 28, 4:17 pm, "David Allan" wrote:
Just checked the reports from stations around the UK and once again we're
getting the raw deal. Here in the Northeast we're struggling to get 9C,
there's a cold breeze coming in off the North Sea and it's completely
overcast... it's just so unfair!

Do you think that if everybody 'darn sowff' were to face north and blow hard
at the same time, the collective breeze would blow this grey stuff away?
Surely it's worth a try!

FEELING HACKED OFF

I'm be quite happy to swap. Want to spend an hour on the tube every
weekday when its about 30C in the trains? Feel free. I'm sick of warm
weather with the cracked mud, brown grass and smog already.

B2003

"Boltar" wrote in message

I'm be quite happy to swap. Want to spend an hour on the tube every
weekday when its about 30C in the trains? Feel free. I'm sick of warm
weather with the cracked mud, brown grass and smog already.

I don't want to be greedy... just a little bit of the warm sunny stuff'll
do. It'd be nice just to go and sit in the garden without running the risk
of hypothermia.

Either I seriously need to think about re-locating or else turn to drink (a
box of dry white wine from Sainsbury's at £9.50 seems a more realistic
option!).

Latest weather report from Sunderland at 18.50 - STILL overcast, STILL
chilly, STILL gloomy (but the wine is chilling nicely in the fridge so
there's a promissing outlook!).

David Allan

I'm be quite happy to swap. Want to spend an hour on the tube every
weekday when its about 30C in the trains?

Been there, done it, soon came to my senses.

Current weather here - www.chapelidne.com/php/surf_report.php (see
live webcam)

Graham
Penzance