One thing I can not stand is when the press/news go on about the 'awful, wet weather', and that when the sun and hot temperatures come back, it's all "Glorious, lovely weather returns". Wrong - Not everyone likes the hot, sunny weather. Stop assuming that everyone likes blistering heat, and blinding sun. I hate it in fact. I suffer from severe hay fever, the heat and sun gives me terrible headaches, I sweat so much that I feel like I need to shower every ten minutes. I cant sleep at night when it's still so humid, and I feel terribly uncomfortable all day long. I hate it. I can not understand the appeal of summer. The sight of half naked men walking down the street, showing off their disgusting bodies (seriously girls, do you find that attractive?). Being stuck in a queue right behind someone who has BO - I mean seriously, instead of buying several cans of lager, treat yourself to some deodrant, or soap! Also, I can think of a thousand better places to be than on a overly crowded beach, surrounded by hot, sweaty, smelly people. And is it just me, or do others also find beaches such dirty places, with litter and rubbish left by these so called sun worshippers?
AND don't get me started on men in flip flops and sandals.
So, it has been rather refreshing that this year we've had some spectacular thunderstorms, and quite a bit of rain to help cool the air. OK, so the thunderstorm that we had yesterday caused a power cut at the school resulting in me having to pop in to work for an hour (on a Saturday), but hey - that's a small price to pay for such lovely weather.
So, for all you people out there who think hot sunny weather is the best - spare a thought for people like me (and I know there are many others like me) who suffer during this dreadful time of year. The best weather is when it's cool and raining. Bit of wind and snow is nice too - but definitely not the sun or heat.
Roll on the Winter, and bring a few more thunderstorms our way please!
IN OTHER NEWS....
After a sad final last day of term on Friday where I had to say goodbye to some wonderful work colleagues/friends who have decided to move on to new adventures elsewhere, the school summer holiday is finally upon me (where has the past year gone?), which means six weeks of stress and worry while I get both Evesham High School's and Simon de Montfort Middle School's networks merged in to one. Not great when I'm having my office completely redecorated at the same time.
My office, as it currently looks - Who needs a desk?
If I make it to September without a coronary, I'll be amazed!
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