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The title of this thread, kawada must go nuts hearing it all the time

For the last few hours it's been raining a fair bit, now we're getting the thunder. Perhaps this is the thunderstorm the BBC promised me in June.

This is the price we pay for having all that sun :( I wonder if London is still left with a water shortage.

I still get a bit hot at times in the middle of the night and have to kick my duvet off though.

Are things going to improve throughout the month or is it just going to get worse?

pb wrote:
> You need one of those walking machines so you can go for a walk
> and stay at the computer at the same time...

I have an exercise bike will that do? :D Actually i tried that before, it's awfully difficult to type :|

pb wrote:
> You need one of those walking machines so you can go for a walk
> and stay at the computer at the same time...

The thought of that makes me chuckle!

Or an exercise bike in front of the PC!

You need one of those walking machines so you can go for a walk and stay at the computer at the same time...

Chucking it down here although it is brightening up.

Think it's supposed to be on and off all day here.

You got a laugh out of me with that one ^^ heh.

I think it's stopped here, a little sunny. Not sure what the weather is like later. Hopefully sunny, though it shouldnt matter to me, no walk today doh!

How could you tell it was raining cats and dogs? Did you step in a Poodle?

Ah, the old ones are the best...

As for here, it's pretty wet too, though supposed to be stopping soon according to the forcast.

I jsut had a look outside, it's really raining cats and dogs out there. Talking of cats I have a rather wet kitty sleeping in the chair next to me. heh.

Apparently there's going to be some thunderstorms tonight. I'm liking September, it's sunny during the day and rains at night.

Machie wrote:

> I'd love to go to some Ski resort for christmas. Now that would
> be great, but very pricey I can imagine.

When I was going up town on the bus on Saturday night there was a poster advertising 23rd - 27th December in the Isle of Wight for £350!

I suppose really it's for people who would otherwise be spending Christmas alone so I bet quite a few people will be on it.

Today was quite warm, I had just popped out for another walk and I was boiling. I hope September carries on being like this :D

Smedlos wrote:
> We had snow here in 2004 although last year it was sunny all day
> and quite warm too - we sat outside for a bit!
>
> As we don't go anywhere at Christmas we don't have to worry
> about being snowed in so I'd love a really white Christmas this
> year.

Me too, it makes watching The Snowman even more enjoyable :) No fun if it's just rainning outside.

I'd love to go to some Ski resort for christmas. Now that would be great, but very pricey I can imagine.