Funnily enough it's been hot here in London for the past week. I mean, London! In England!!!
The temperature has been reaching 30-32 deg celsius here (not sure what that is in Fahrenheit - I always go by celsius) and it's been really unbearably humid and sticky, actually tropical. We now have avocado trees growing here, there's one in North-west London. They usually grow in Mexico. WTF?????
Again, this is in England - the land of rain and grey clouds and more rain and cups of tea and talking about....the rain.
Nobody likes a whiner, Jen.
ReplyDeleteHAhaah
ReplyDeleteI think Florida hot would kill me...!
Australia hot would kill you too.
ReplyDeleteBut I'm so unbelievably jealous right now, we are in the depths of winter.
My skin is getting Pommy pastey and I'm slowly developing the winter blues.
Yuk!
Whiner Jen!!!
ReplyDeletehahaha,,right on there..
several posts ago it was all whinge about rain...
LOL. I like Dick's comment. It was very hot on Sunday. We had a watergun fight. :) teehee
ReplyDeleteI bet you could use some RAIN, huh?!!
ReplyDeleteheheh ;P
try california
ReplyDeleteits like 87 and im dying
Funnily enough it's been hot here in London for the past week. I mean, London! In England!!!
ReplyDeleteThe temperature has been reaching 30-32 deg celsius here (not sure what that is in Fahrenheit - I always go by celsius) and it's been really unbearably humid and sticky, actually tropical. We now have avocado trees growing here, there's one in North-west London. They usually grow in Mexico. WTF?????
Again, this is in England - the land of rain and grey clouds and more rain and cups of tea and talking about....the rain.
enjoy it while you can!
ReplyDeleteunless it's because of global warming.
In that case...
get used to the nice weather!
=)
Girl, you ain't seen hot til you've lived thru a summer in Phx, AZ. Now THAT'S Africa Hot. And it's a dry heat, too.
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