Hayley Baxter
Registered User.
- Local time
- Today, 19:05
- Joined
- Dec 11, 2001
- Messages
- 1,607
Rich said:Not a bit of it, we're about to knock bloody Chelsea off their perch
You were saying???
Never mind Richey....there's always next year
Hay
Rich said:Not a bit of it, we're about to knock bloody Chelsea off their perch
Aren't you jumping the gun somewhat?Hayley Baxter said:You were saying???
Never mind Richey....there's always next year
Hay
Rich said:Aren't you jumping the gun somewhat?
It seems that if Man U can't beat the bottom team then the glimmer of hope may be snuffed fairly soon. Chelsea need 1 point from the next 3 gamesHayley Baxter said:Nah, even although it is still mathematicallly possible, I am being realistic about United's chances. I know you need to hold onto that small glimmer of hope in your heart though.....at least until the very last moment
Hay
View from hotel
Hahaha we only wish it was cold like that for only a couple of hours this time of year. 29°C with humidity in 80-90% that makes it feel same as 40°C.
Scenery is still beautiful though - have to bring the laptop under the willow beside the river with a huge jug of lemonaid to keep cool.
LOL, my brother used to go on about the heat and humidity, he swore we'd never survive it in the summer there. While we were in QC it got up to 36c, and they were talking 80% humidity. He forgot we used to live in South Africa, it didn't feel near as humid as Durban in December, in fact, we found it quite refreshing My sister in law couldn't believe we didn't get burnt.
The cold, on the other hand, not sure we'd be too much up for that, we get an average of 12mm snow with temperatures down to minus two (eight on a bad day) here in Scotland, not nearly as scary as your winters.
When I was living in Ottawa Ontario (Canada's capital) back in the early 80's, a newly minted country opened an embassy there.
I was speaking with a staff member in a pub one steamy summer night. He said the home government was giving him a hard time about some of the expences.
They didn't believe there was a place that required both central heat and central air conditioning.
Hahaha good thing they did not have property holdings in Alberta - imagine explaining a chinook where you are wearing a parka to go to work and sitting in shorts and a tshirt by lunch time.