IF I was superstitious then between the rainboots being banished and my raincoat wanting to be used, we can cause a drought :)
I am 24 yrs old and in my second year working and moved west. Everything is back to front, the sun sets in the sea, westerly breezes are the good ones, and it is further to travel east then to travel west. The non-rain, the sea and the longer days in the South corner of WA are a pleasant change. However I still miss daylight saving.
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Superstition
I am NOT superstitious but I can see why people are. Here in the "Sunny" north, it has been raining almost constantly. My employer has a nice pair of boots that we call 'rainboots' because every time she wears them, it rains. We have now forbidden them but it only sort of stopped the rain. For my birthday, mum and dad gave me an incredible raincoat, designed by a person who actually went into the rain at some point. As a result of this, I would not mind a bit of rain so I can wear it and not feel silly. Almost since my parents visited, it only rained significantly while I was visiting Brisbane.
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I was wondering today if you had gumboots. They aren't very comfortable shoes but they are comfortably dry. We're having plenty of rain this week in Sydney... 4th day of heavy, street-flooding rain.
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