Maybe it’s not the monsoon, but it is in the late afternoon on a hot day. If it is the monsoon, it’s a couple of weeks early.
Laundry on the line is drenched. Front seat of my car filled with hail as I unloaded groceries.
Maybe it’s not the monsoon, but it is in the late afternoon on a hot day. If it is the monsoon, it’s a couple of weeks early.
Laundry on the line is drenched. Front seat of my car filled with hail as I unloaded groceries.
Polyglot meteorology.
What is the rule for capitalization of el niño, El Niño, el Niño? I expect it is the latter, but I like lowercase in this case. In Spanish, outside of a headline, “the child” would be lowercase, but this is a reference to Jesus — kinda.
Monsoon or monsoons? Better: monsoon season.
What is the plural of haboob? Spell check offers to change haboob to hobnob.
But, it’s a dry heat. A hellishly dry heat.
That’s a mixed maxim with considerable cultural depth and diversity.
yeah!
Goodreads | Quote of the Day for January 19, 2013
“I have great faith in fools – self-confidence my friends will call it.”
? Edgar Allan Poe, Marginalia