December 25th
It's that time of the year again. Christmas Day.
It's grey, chilly and drizzly, but not snowing. Probably the only people I know having an honest-to-God White Christmas are my cousins in Canada (one near Ottawa, the other Vancouver) where it tends to snow from about October - but the way weather is nowadays that might not be the case either. It used to snow in Poland from then too - it was when I moved here 10 years ago, but I can't remember the last really white
Christmas in Warsaw.....maybe my last UK Christmas, when a blizzard kept me here an extra night so I got back to England on Christmas Eve. Certainly the last few years have missed the snow and this year we haven't even fitted the winter tyres yet: unheard of. So Al Gore's Inconvenient Truth is definitely true, no matter what America's industrial lobby and other global warming sceptics may say. Me, I think we're in deep shit and the failure of Kyoto and more recently Durban could haunt as all for generations.
But anyway, wherever or however you're celebrating - whether Maracas Beach in Trini, the African bush, Kiev or Gravesend, or anywhere else hot and sunny or grey and cold, I wish you the very best for this Christmas season and Health, Wealth and Happiness for 2012.
It's grey, chilly and drizzly, but not snowing. Probably the only people I know having an honest-to-God White Christmas are my cousins in Canada (one near Ottawa, the other Vancouver) where it tends to snow from about October - but the way weather is nowadays that might not be the case either. It used to snow in Poland from then too - it was when I moved here 10 years ago, but I can't remember the last really white
Christmas in Warsaw.....maybe my last UK Christmas, when a blizzard kept me here an extra night so I got back to England on Christmas Eve. Certainly the last few years have missed the snow and this year we haven't even fitted the winter tyres yet: unheard of. So Al Gore's Inconvenient Truth is definitely true, no matter what America's industrial lobby and other global warming sceptics may say. Me, I think we're in deep shit and the failure of Kyoto and more recently Durban could haunt as all for generations.
But anyway, wherever or however you're celebrating - whether Maracas Beach in Trini, the African bush, Kiev or Gravesend, or anywhere else hot and sunny or grey and cold, I wish you the very best for this Christmas season and Health, Wealth and Happiness for 2012.
posted by Travellin' Bob @ December 25, 2011
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1 Comments:
Thx! And all the best for you too! (again - as far as we've already seen this year ;-).
Christmas in Kiev was quite strange because Ukrainians don't celebrate it in December, instead they're prepering for New Year's Eve. Still festive anyway... :-)
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