Oh Summer
You would probably think I am insane for what I am about to state: I HATE SUMMER.
You don't how annoying summer can actually be if you don't live in a place where the temperatures are always above 28 degrees, all year long.
I knit, and as a knitter I deal with wool. How am I supposed knit when it is 32 degrees outside and it is not even september, three months before summer!
I
I am also a lawyer and I wear tailleur. And it has a coat that I have to wear when I am in court. There is one thing about the court rooms i go to you have to know: there is no air conditioning there. Just old fans that you can almost see each blade as they spin.
The sun is always too bright and a spot under the tree when you are outside is rare and most of the times doesn't do much. The air is so hot that even when the wind is blowing doesn't bring you much relief.
The bars are always crowded with people queing, waiting their time to sit and order a few beers. You could queue for an hour until your place is available. Wine is not acceptable. It is considered winter drink. Winter? What winter?
The beach is far, 5 hours drive, but it is not like I care. It's always full, and everything is too expensive due to tourists that always convert the price of the beer to their currency and believe everything is absolutely cheap.
Well, today I am hot. I wish I could get home and turn the air conditioning on, wrap myself around some nice comfy blanket and watch some netflix drinking wine and eating pasta, but due to the temperature outside and the lack of air conditioning at home, I will be forced to go outside and queue at some street bar.
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Oh Summer
You would probably think I am insane for what I am about to state: I HATE SUMMER.You don't know how annoying summer can actually be if you don't live in a place where the temperatures are always above 28 degrees, all year long.
I knit, and as a knitter I deal with wool. How am I supposed knit when it is 32 degrees outside and it is not even September, three months before summer!
I
I am also a lawyer and I wear a tailleur. And it has a coat that I have to wear when I am in court. There is one thing about the court rooms i go to that you have to know: there is no air conditioning there. Just old fans that you can almost see each blade as they spin.
The sun is always too bright and a spot under the tree when you are outside is rare and most of the times doesn't do much. The air is so hot that even when the wind is blowing it doesn't bring you much relief.
The bars are always crowded with people queuing, waiting for their time to sit and order a few beers. You could queue for an hour until your place is available. Wine is not acceptable. It is considered a winter drink. Winter? What winter?
The beach is far, 5 hours drive, but it is not like I care. It's always full, and everything is too expensive due to tourists that always convert the price of the beer to their currency and believe everything is absolutely cheap.
Well, today I am hot. I wish I could get home and turn the air conditioning on, wrap myself around in some nice comfy blanket and watch some Netflix while drinking wine and eating pasta, but due to the temperature outside and the lack of air conditioning at home, I will be forced to go outside and queue at some street bar.
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On Summer
You would probably think I am insane for what I am about to state: I HATE SUMMER.You don't how annoying summer can actually be if you don't live in a place where the temperatures are always above 28 degrees, all year long.
I knit, and as a knitter I deal with wool. How am I supposed knit when it is 32 degrees outside and it is not even September, three months before summer!
I am also a lawyer and I wear tailleur*. And there is a coat that I have to wear when I am in court. There is one thing about the court rooms I go to you have to know: there is no air conditioning there. Just old fans where you can almost see each blade as it spins.
The sun is always too bright and a spot under the tree when you are outside is rare to find (and most of the time doesn't do much?). The air is so hot that even when the wind blows you don't have much relief.
The bars are always crowded with people queueing, waiting their time to sit and order a few beers. You could queue for an hour until your place is available. Wine is not acceptable. It is considered a winter drink. Winter? What winter?
The beach is far, 5 hours drive, but it is not like I care. It's always full, and everything is too expensive due to tourists that always convert the price of the beer to their currency and believe everything is absolutely cheap.
Well, today I am hot. I wish I could get home and turn the air conditioning on, wrap myself around some nice comfy blanket and watch some netflix drinking wine and eating pasta, but due to the temperature outside and the lack of air conditioning at home, I will be forced to go outside and queue at some street bar.
*un mot français.
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Oh Summer
You would probably think I am insane for what I am about to state: I HATE SUMMER.You don't know how annoying summer can actually be if you don't live in a place where the temperatures are always above 28 degrees, all year long.
I knit, and as a knitter I deal with wool. How am I supposed knit when it is 32 degrees outside and it is not even September, three months before summer!
I am also a lawyer and I wear tailleur. And It has a coat that I have to wear when I am in court. There is one thing about the court rooms i go to that you have to know: there is no air conditioning there. Just old fans that you can almost see each blade as they spin.
The sun is always too bright and a shady spot under the a tree when you are outside is rare and most of the times doesn't do much. The air is so hot that even when the wind is blowing it doesn't bring you much relief.
The bars are always crowded with people queuing, waiting their time turn to sit and order a few beers. You could queue for an hour until your place is available. Wine is not acceptable. It is considered a winter drink. Winter? What winter?
The beach is far, 5 hours drive, but it is not like I care. It's always full, and everything is too expensive due to tourists that always convert the price of the beer to their currency and believe everything is absolutely cheap.
Well, today I am hot. I wish I could get home and turn the air conditioning on, wrap myself around some nice comfy blanket and watch some netflix drinking wine and eating pasta, but due to the temperature outside and the lack of air conditioning at home, I will be forced to go outside and queue at some street bar.
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I would be perfectly happy living in the iceland or lapland hhaha
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You have a good point. In fact, there are some people who even prefer the cold! Unbelievable but true!! What I don't like (in fact, hate) is the weather forecast from the news when the say 'we will have lovely weather today' = it will be hot.
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