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Green Friday - Summertime

Posted by Claudia Moser on 8:57 AM in ,

Question: 'What shall I wear today?'
Answer from the radio speaker: 'All you can get!'
Status: 4 degrees max 13 today
Not amused!
But still dreaming of summertime




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6 Comments

orchid0324 says:
10:10 AM

Dearest Claudia,
"4 degrees max" you must be saying really hot (sorry for my lack of knowledge of English)
We are expecting rainy season soon; quite hot during the day(^^;)

Sending you lots of love and hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*

Adam says:
3:33 PM

it's really hot down here

Southhamsdarling says:
4:04 PM

Oh Claudia, it's exactly the same over here, with a really cold fresh wind. Not funny. I really thought we had put the cold weather behind us now :( We have a Bank Holiday on Monday over here, so hopefully the weather will behave! Enjoy yours, whatever you will be getting up to.

Anonymous says:
8:46 PM

It was 37 here when I got up this morning and now it's only 45. I thought we'd put all that cold weather behind us for a couple of months. It makes on feel so blah!
-Laura

Belle says:
10:57 PM

We have had thunder storms lately but it is warming up now. Wear a lot!

Rick Watson says:
5:16 AM

You should visit us here in Alabama. It was beautiful here today. Our jasmine is showing out.

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