Tuesday, January 17, 2006
Precipitation Is Sanitation For The Nation...
Too wet. Way too wet. Rain rain go away, come again another day (and don't let the door hit you on the way out!). I feel it's a bit like when you're a kid and you don't eat your vegetables. It's guaranteed that one of your parental units will say that they are good for you, and that you have to eat because "there are starving kids in Africa." Of course, then you say that they are more than welcome to send your asparagus tips to Ethiopia.
That's how I feel about the rainfall we've been experiencing. 28 days later (wasn't that a zombie movie?), still drenched. Some will say that the rain is good for us. It grows the flowers and makes the plants green. Well, they are green all year round over here on the wet coast already. Send the rain to someone who needs it. Africa. Australia. Cleveland. Anywhere.
Oh, and I'm a dummy. I've lived in the Vancouver area for 15+ years and I don't have a waterproof jacket. Shouldn't I have learned by now? Personally, I think that anyone entering BC should be issued rain gear along with their complimentary Starbucks espresso and union picket sign. It just makes sense....
That's how I feel about the rainfall we've been experiencing. 28 days later (wasn't that a zombie movie?), still drenched. Some will say that the rain is good for us. It grows the flowers and makes the plants green. Well, they are green all year round over here on the wet coast already. Send the rain to someone who needs it. Africa. Australia. Cleveland. Anywhere.
Oh, and I'm a dummy. I've lived in the Vancouver area for 15+ years and I don't have a waterproof jacket. Shouldn't I have learned by now? Personally, I think that anyone entering BC should be issued rain gear along with their complimentary Starbucks espresso and union picket sign. It just makes sense....