(With a nod towards Peter Sarstedt)
Where did you go lovely sunshine
Just when we got used to you
The temperature’s dropped and it’s raining
And we’ll all end up with the flu (yes we will)
The visitors all dressed in T-shirts
And bright tops with uncovered arms
They’re all crowded into our cafes
And don’t wish to see Jersey’s charms (no they don’t)
And yesterday down at the cricket
It was like April again
Sad spectators huddled in corners
And peering outside at the rain (yes they were)

But at least Jersey’s farmers are happy
And the reservoirs do need the rain
So we shiver a while without grumbling
And the sun will return once again (yes it will)
For tomorrow the weather is changing
And our misery will be forgot
We’ll huddle in corners and grumble
Cos the weather’s too bloomin’ hot (yes it is)
Fun and clever
Good job, yes you did.
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Haha, I see what you did there. Thank you Pat 🙂
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You’re welcome, Roy.
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Please send some of your rain in our direction. 100 F yet again with no rain in sight. You have a poetic gift!
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*Does conversion* Wow that is super warm, especially over an extended period. Hope you get some relief soon. Here we tend to get thunderstorms from the south after extended hot weather – they do the trick.
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Where are our thunderstorms??? I believe we are due more hurricanes this year – they might be welcome with much needed rain.
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Any bad weather is all the excuse I need to stay inside and read. 😉
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I was speaking to a woman from Madrid yesterday who was fascinated by the constant changes in the British weather. In her part of the world it’s far more predictable. Cincinnati seems to be having a settled and warm spell 🙂
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