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Today is glorious sunshine, devoid of winds, but cold. But it is still February, and one must expect some cold days.
The waiting for war has now become war.
The tensions have now been resolved.
Actually Gladys was quite gentle, compared to the ferocious Eunice. Even the trains were running on time today.
Scarf
On no! That was the most important scientific tree ever !!! I trust the Royal Society will complain bitterly to Mother Nature.
Basking in the luxury of a non stormy day.
Storm Gladys (not Grasshopper) is due on Thursday.
I was about to report you to MI5, for knowing sensitive UK information, when I remembered that they publish the whole list at the start of the Storm season.
All good names! Sorry for my incorrect post.
Storm Franklin has now passed on its way.. The forecast is for some non-stormy days, which would be nice. Storm G has not been named and announced yet.
Storm Franklin will attack north-west Britain, the south is expected to suffer less.
Yes, Storm Grasshopper! I will contact Dublin immediately!
A good answer! There are many appropriate answers. My best so far is: to visit the multiple-sexes clinic.
Yes, guessing the names is something amusing. But the ones named by the Irish are difficult for British persons.
Storm Franklin has now replaced Storm Eunice!
Why did the stick insect cross the road?
Hmm. Wot, no answers??? It is "Five children and it" by Edith Nesbit.
