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Posted by Shirley Anne on May 28, 2012
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During this past week we have had some remarkably hot days and I found it somewhat of a struggle staying comfortable. Although for most of the week the temperatures in my location haven’t been quite as high as they have been elsewhere we did match those high temperatures on Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures of 26-28C are definitely not my cup of tea I have to say when I am happier at 16-18C. Even when sitting down and doing nothing I find it so uncomfortable when it is too warm. I have been working though and that makes it more difficult. Thankfully the temperatures are set to drop a few degrees over the next couple of days and I will be grateful for that. I have been to many hot climates in the past but I have to admit that I often found it unbearable at times. I find my energy gets sapped when it is too warm and I lose interest in doing anything strenuous. The weather over the previous month wasn’t that good and I for one was looking forward to warmer times but never expecting it to go from one extreme to the other. A few weeks ago it was raining and quite cool, then it was warm, even hot, and dry. It gets worse when the humidity is high, as it has been especially overnight. So for the time being I am well out of my comfort zone and cannot wait for cooler times
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Shirley Anne
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Posted by Shirley Anne on May 22, 2012
Cover of Summer (Seasons Around You)
The weather forecast for this week looks good, if you like sunshine and warmth. Although a couple of weeks away some are predicting a hot June ahead. I’ll reserve judgement on that one. Over the last month or so the weather in the UK has not been all that good with only the occasional day of warm sunshine so it comes as a welcome change to have a positive forecast. Worldwide weather patterns have changed since I was born. I can remember very different seasons when I was young compared to what we get now and this is due to the changing global weather patterns. We seem to be experiencing on average, cooler summers and less colder winters. The seasons themselves seem less defined too and we experience sudden warm spells in the cooler months or long periods of cool weather when we expect it to be warm. More recently much of the UK was suffering drought conditions, practically unheard of in Spring but not quite so much in Summer although even then never usually lasting more than a few weeks. This year the UK is hosting the Olympic Games as we all know and it would be nice for the weather to be fine for all the outdoor meetings but we cannot rely on that. In many countries the weather is predictable but here in the UK it most certainly is not. The best we can hope for and predict with any accuracy is only a week or so in advance and even then it can change unexpectedly. Flaming June? We’ll see!
Shirley Anne
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Posted by Shirley Anne on May 15, 2012
It was such a lovely day yesterday I went for a walk. I had telephoned my chemist to see if my prescription was ready for collection and it was. I telephone them whenever I need to apply for my prescription to be re-submitted to my doctor’s surgery and they do it for me. They would also deliver my medications to my house but in that case I would need to remain at home. They won’t simply post them through the letterbox as they need to be sure they go to the right person. I get twelve weeks supply each time. The medication I am referring to are my hormone tablets, something I have to take for the rest of my life. So off I went on my walk collecting my prescription on the way. It has been quite some time since I went out simply for a walk, I suppose I have been too busy. The forecast had been blustery winds and some heavy rain showers but I think the rain must have already passed because it was sunny with just a few clouds. The wind was there though! If it is windy I tie my hair back in a pony-tail else it gets all over the place. My workload has dropped off dramatically this past week although I did receive two requests to do a small job, however those ‘small’ jobs, I discovered after talking to the callers, weren’t small in the least so I turned them both down. I have reached that point in my working life whereby I set myself a limit on what I will do and I can choose which work I will take on board. Well after all I am over 66 years of age! I need to do more walking and perhaps less work, especially on nice days such as this. It is such a lovely day.
Shirley Anne
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Posted by Shirley Anne on April 4, 2012
Weather (Photo credit: Jen SFO-BCN)
We had some unusually warm weather for well over a week but this week we are back to the average temperatures for this time of year, hovering around 8 to 12 degC, noticeably colder! We haven’t had rain for more than two weeks I think but we should have some soon. The problem with the British climate is, well, the British climate! It can be so unpredictable at times. As I write this on Monday afternoon after returning home from a mornings work and after a few days of not feeling so well, I must still have an infection for my lower lip has developed a swelling on one side. Perhaps the beginning of a cold sore! I am reminded of how funny I appeared recently after my whole mouth swelled up because of an allergic reaction to something I never did discover. This time it isn’t quite so bad though but still a proverbial pain! Maybe it is the weather, who knows? I remember last year we had some lovely weather early in the year and when we should have had better weather during the summer it didn’t really happen. That’s not to say the summer was bad, it wasn’t, it just didn’t last too long. Whenever we get fine weather early in the year people often quip that is all the summer we are likely to get! Weather patterns seem to have changed quite dramatically during my lifetime. Whether that is accurate I am not sure, I guess I could research the facts if I really wanted to. Personally speaking I am not all that fond of hot stifling weather preferring as I do for it to be a little cooler but I do like to have what I consider to be the right temperature and climate for the time of year, warm in the summer and cold in the winter. The way things are going these days we get snow in April and very little in December, not that here in Southport we ever get much snow compared to elsewhere. Even this week we are forecast to receive snow albeit in Scotland and the higher ground in places around England. Not much chance here on the coast but hey, this is Britain, anything could happen! In a way though, for the time being, I’m glad we haven’t had too much rain, the grass won’t need cutting again for a while. There will be plenty of time during the real summer for doing that I’m sure. That’s assuming we get one.
Shirley Anne
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Posted by Shirley Anne on March 29, 2012
Actual jet stream configuration (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Currently here in the United Kingdom we are experiencing some very fine but unseasonal weather. Temperatures are hovering around twice what they would normally be at this time of year. A temperature of around 11 deg C would be normal but in some places we have had 23 deg! Where I live it has been a more modest 20 deg but still it isn’t normal. A high pressure system hovers over the whole nation like some demented demon wishing to inflict upon us a false sense of security for by next week, and even toward Friday this week the temperatures are set to plummet. So on again with warmer clothes it has to be. With the high pressure comes low overnight temperatures too though. I don’t think the temperatures will drop below the seasonal average but I do think we will be in for some inclement weather in the not too distant future. We’ve not had any appreciable rain for some time and that is very unusual! Many of the plants in the garden are in full bloom however some of them do blossom even during the winter anyway. In a few months time I can picture us declaring that we haven’t had much of a summer and be making reference to this spectacular week of warmth and bright sunshine as being the only summer we’ll get this year. People do tend to forget much about the weather they’ve had and seem only to remember the times when it has been unusual. I can remember some very warm summers that we’ve had over the last sixty-something years but I can also remember some very poor summers and harsh winters like those of ’62/63 and ’63/64 being two notable ones. They say that the jet stream has more influence on our weather than anything else for it seems that when it flows in a certain direction relative to the British Isles our weather suffers as a result and we either get bad weather or good weather depending on which way the jet flows. I have been fortunate this last week as I have had plenty of spare time on my hands to be able to enjoy the warm sunshine out in the garden. In a few months time I may not get the opportunity, especially if the weather takes a turn for the worse!
Shirley Anne
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Posted by Shirley Anne on March 2, 2012
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We haven’t had much really cold or bad weather hereabouts during this winter season although much of the rest of the country has. We are approaching the Spring Equinox marking the end of Winter and the beginning of Spring but even now it feels more like Spring than Winter. With the change in temperature we are beginning to see more and more insect activity. On a wall at the front of our house a few days ago, a wall which faces more or less southward, was a huge bumble bee. It remained there for most of the day supposedly warming itself in the sun even though the sun wasn’t visible. Of course infra-red radiation cannot be seen with the human eye so there was no need for the sun to be visible to me. The one thing I dislike about warm weather, and it is the only thing about it that I dislike, is the increase of flying pests. Not all insects, flying or otherwise, are pests I have to admit but certain insects are, like the common house fly for instance! As I write this on Wednesday afternoon the sun is shining into the room and I can feel its warmth. I had been out for an hour or so earlier to attend on a small job and although it is pleasantly warm and I should be getting on with some work I am not doing so. Sometimes it’s nice just to sit and enjoy the warm weather as I know there will be times when I cannot. We still haven’t got the roller-shutter door installed but the guy assures me that he has got it in hand. It would be the perfect time for the job to get done as it looks like we are in for some wet and windy weather over this weekend.
Shirley Anne
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Posted by Shirley Anne on February 4, 2012
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The BBC weather service forecast is usually accurate if not dramatic in the presentation. We, as a country were warned of an impending snow storm that was going to cause unwanted disruption. The local forecasts are similar and we on the North West coast were told that everywhere would be affected. As it happens, here in Southport, all we have had all day is rain. The chances of it snowing here now due to the latest passing snowstorm are nil. That is not to say that other parts of my county, Lancashire, haven’t been affected, for they surely have been. If I were to drive away from the coast I am sure I would encounter some snow before I’d gone twenty miles. We have had bad winters before here in the North West and Southport has been snowed in but it is very rare. It is because we are right on the western coast and somewhat sheltered that we seldom get much snow. Last year folk recall that we had it bad but in actual fact it snowed for maybe two days where it froze and was compacted as ice for about two weeks which caused the problem. Tomorrow it will be icy under foot at least first thing in the morning as the temperatures are set to reach down to -1 C but during the day the temperatures are predicted to rise much higher to around 7 C. I hope so, I’m fed up being cold when out.
Shirley Anne
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Posted by Shirley Anne on January 13, 2012
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I haven’t really had much chance to see what is going on in the garden lately except at the weekend because my jury service commitment has kept me from home during the daylight hours. I remember looking around the rear garden on Sunday and seeing flowering plants in the border we created last Summer when we were working on the patio. It is pretty much sheltered from the prevailing westerly winds because of the garden wall which would help to keep them flowering for longer but it is January and not exactly the month to see flowering plants unless they are snowdrops. Daffodils it appears are sprouting up all over the country and there are some even as far north as Aberdeen according to one viewer on a television magazine program a day or so ago. It would seem that Spring has come early this year. Although it is still Winter we haven’t really had much wintry weather compared to what we are accustomed to. It is too early to say that we won’t get colder spells with snow and ice before the season is over or that it is too late in the season for it to happen but if we judge by what the plants are doing it appears unlikely. It it a good thing? Perhaps not. The reason I say that is the plants will be struggling to cope with the changes but more than that there is nothing to stop garden pests from flourishing in the mild weather. When the weather becomes cold it has the effect of curbing the growth or even killing off diseases and general garden pests that threaten a plant‘s developement, especially those we cultivate for food. The garden nevertheless looks fine and the grass is lush and flourishing too but no doubt so will the moss, clover and weeds! Our lawn isn’t that good! There will be plenty to do out in the garden soon enough not least of all replacing those plastic panels that the recent high winds blew out of the small greenhouse. Thankfully the large greenhouse has been unaffected but then it is a more professional affair with glass panels. I will be replacing the damaged plastic panels in the small greenhouse with glass in a few weeks time. There is much to do elsewhere before then.
Shirley Anne
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Posted by Shirley Anne on January 7, 2012
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I don’t have to remind my readers just how windy it has been these last few days. There has been little or no respite. Of all the weather elements wind is the one that I really dislike. Rain can be dealt with by using an umbrella or waterproof clothing but the wind sometimes defeats the use of an umbrella. Snow isn’t a problem until it becomes too deep or until it turns to compressed ice but having the correct footwear helps considerably and of course nobody moans when the sun is shining. It is the driving wind which gets me down. There is an old saying which has to apply and it goes like this: Whether the weather be fine or whether the weather be not, whether the weather be cold or whether the weather be hot, we’ll weather the weather, whatever the weather, whether we like it or not. A good spelling exercise for children but having an element of wisdom too. It really doesn’t matter what we think about the weather, nothing we can say will change it so we have to endure it when it is bad and be grateful when it is fine. Although I have been feeling somewhat windswept these last few days I know it won’t last, there will be better days ahead and so it is the same in life. We can be feeling down and thinking the whole world is against us. We can be feeling the pinch in these hard times. We can be experiencing bad relationships or having none at all. Many things in life can make us feel not at our best but they do help to build us up and give us the strength to go on. Wind or no wind, it doesn’t really matter but like the wind we must plod on regardless. Put on a smile, grin and bear it for things will surely get better and so will you.
Shirley Anne
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Posted by Shirley Anne on December 7, 2011
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It always seems to happen that I get calls to install or change outdoor light fittings in the winter months. The most frequently asked request is to install security lighting. The reason for that of course us that the dark evenings are with us at this time of year and the risk of burglary is thought to be higher. Although most burglaries occur during daylight hours and many of those are opportunistic people fear that the darkness is an invitation for burglars. It is true that some burglaries happen during the dark hours so security lighting is a deterrent. Why don’t people think about such things when the daylight hours are longer in the summer months? The weather will always dictate whether outside installation takes place of course, no-one wants to be working outside when it is wet and windy or cold and icy, apart from the fact that it could be dangerous. This week I have had a few such requests for outside lighting, some of which I have completed. I remember one year when I was asked to install lighting in wood decking in a garden. It was February, it was very cold and frosty and the job took me four times longer than it should have done but my client insisted I did it no matter what the cost. I had to wear gloves but that made it difficult to handle the components. I had to keep coming back indoors to get warm too. I vowed I would never repeat such a stupid method of working again and I have kept that promise. My motto now is I’m sorry but if the weather is bad the job has to wait else get someone else to do it. I do my best for people but some try it on with me! I don’t get many problems with strange requests at work, I just get some strange people to work for now and then! Speaking of which there was a guy call me on Monday who had a problem with a three light chandelier, one of the holders was loose. Thinking and wondering why he couldn’t have tightened it up himself I realised who it was calling me. He is an elderly Jewish gentleman whose wife is suffering with various health problems and I have done many jobs for them in the past. When I got to their apartment he was standing there with his arms wide open to greet me, something he has taken upon himself to do for my last few visits. I get a hug and a kiss but I would prefer he wasn’t so amorous. I try to keep a professional head upon my shoulders so my response is passive. He is sincere but presumptuous. The offending light fitting was over his wife’s bed and she was still in it! This has happened a few times but they are not bothered about me being there, it’s as though I have become part of the family as it were. The job itself wasn’t that easy to fix, well beyond his capability but I managed in the end. I even fixed a problem with a radiator valve that they had in the bathroom. Whilst I was there I met with a woman who does their house chores and now have the prospect of more work in the future. Earlier in the morning I’d been to another job ostensibly to install a power outlet for an electric fire and to fit the same into the opening in the fireplace which was surrounded by reconstituted granite slabs. Now this guy didn’t even bother to unpack the new fire and see how to fit it. It was designed to either screw straight onto a wall or fit into an opening. It had a flexible cable and plug already fitted as is the norm so all that was required was to fit it in the hole. He could have done that himself, it didn’t require any tools, his three-year old daughter could have done it, except for one thing, the opening, although wide enough, was six millimetres too short in height. He will get someone to grind off the excess. Had he looked at the fire in the first place he would not have needed my services. I fixed a couple of external lights simply by replacing the bulbs! Why don’t people think before they act? It cost him for his omission. I didn’t mind, it made my day a bit easier anyhow and still got paid!
Shirley Anne
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Posted by Shirley Anne on December 6, 2011
During the month of November we were told that we could expect the month of December to start off warm. November as it turned out wasn’t the hottest or warmest on record but it did come in second place for that title. Evidently there had been another year in which the month had been slightly warmer. It was expected that the warm weather would continue for the first two weeks into December but it didn’t. December is only a few days old and the weather is decidedly colder, wetter and more windy. Autumn is going out with a bang it seems. It is cold and Winter isn’t upon us yet! I wonder how cold it will be this time next month? Last year at this time almost everywhere was covered in snow and ice and it caught the local authority here quite by surprise. None of the roads had been gritted so even the main routes were treacherous to venture out upon. I remember trying to get to a house some 14 miles away and I turned back after one mile. That short journey took me well over an hour! I cancelled the appointment and went another time instead. As I write this it is Sunday morning and the view out into the street is quite bleak and I can hear the noise of the wind blowing over the chimney flue pipe making an eerie sound. 
The bare trees are swaying and the rain is falling heavily and beating against the window. Thankfully I am not going anywhere today, that is I haven’t planned on going out but the day is young. I am out at work tomorrow (Monday) and for the days ahead too so it is wrap yourself up well weather and keep yourself warm; and it’s not even Winter yet!
Shirley Anne
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Posted by Shirley Anne on October 18, 2011
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This morning, Monday, I sat and watched the news and weather forecasts whilst eating my breakfast. Nothing unusual about that, I do it most mornings. It appears that the weather is going to turn nasty in the days ahead, wet and very windy and getting colder. According to the BBC we are in for hard times. When presenting the weather and the news too for that matter, I find the BBC an organisation that is over-dramatic in its presentation of events . For heaven’s sake, it’s just the news, it’s just the weather, just make the report and let us make the decisions as to how we react. To hear them talk about the weather for instance, we are going to find it difficult to get to work, keep ourselves warm and generally be able to cope with it all. It is October, it is Autumn, it is going to get colder when Winter follows on behind. It happens every year or have they forgotten? Even more annoying is the dramatic music they play when announcing themselves, the drum rolls between the headline announcements and the stern voices of the presenters. It makes it all sound like gloom, doom and despondency. How on earth are we going to be able to manage? Give me a break for heaven’s sake!
Life goes on, things happen, it’s all part of the scheme. Why make a song and dance of it all? I know of people who never watch the news on television or listen to it on the radio. They never buy newspapers and are not even connected to the Internet. Everything they know is by word of mouth or by their personal experiences. Their argument is that they have enough problems of their own to have to worry about what’s going on elsewhere or if the weather is going to be warm, dry, wet or windy. Whatever happens they just get on with their lives. They don’t need the hassle of information which does nothing to improve their lot. I admire that attitude to a point and it is one of the reasons I do not have an all-singing all-dancing mobile phone. I don’t take too much to heart what I see on the television and the weather will not stop me from living my life. Too much pressure begets too much pressure so I try to avoid it where possible.
Shirley Anne
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Posted by Shirley Anne on October 17, 2011
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I got up around ten in the morning on Saturday having been out the night before and not getting to sleep until around five-thirty in the morning! It is just as well that I don’t seem to require much sleep each night although I do like to have a ‘top-up’ now and then! So it was that I got up and had an early lunch for it was too late for breakfast. My son went out to see his mates and to watch his favourite football team, Manchester Utd playing my favourite team, Liverpool. I am not really that much bothered about football but I do like watching the occasional game. The result was a draw at one goal each but it did serve to knock Utd off the top spot in the Premiership.
E was going out too so I knew I would have the house to myself. When they had gone I got my act together and set about mowing the lawn whilst the weather was good. It was very good on Saturday, bright sunshine and blue skies all day long but knowing the weather might change I thought it best to mow the lawn whilst I had the opportunity. I last mowed it a couple of weeks ago when it had grown so long I found it a struggle to cope. The grass had been damp too which kept clogging the blade and it took me ages to complete the cutting. The weather had been wet and I hadn’t really the chance to mow the lawn then but this time the weather was fine and the grass, although damp in places, was easier to cut and was shorter too. All the same it served as a great way to exercise because I had missed out on using the treadmill which I prefer using first thing in the morning. I did go on the treadmill the following day, Sunday though. I have been very disciplined these last few weeks and have religiously kept myself exercised as I had promised to do following a visit with the district nurse. My visit with her reminded me to keep up my exercise regime when I had let things slip a little. Exercising is healthy and it is enjoyable, it’s just a matter of getting into the habit!
Shirley Anne
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Posted by Shirley Anne on September 30, 2011
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The weather here in the UK is most unusually hot especially for this time in the year. The capital is the warmest place but even here on the west coast we have been enjoying temperatures of around 25 deg C. Extraordinary for the last couple of days in September and the forecast is for it to remain so into the weekend. Of course there is a lot of moisture in the air overnight which means the grass is wet where it is in the shade. We have not really had the opportunity to mow the grass over the last couple of weeks but this morning (Wednesday) I looked at it and decided that if I didn’t mow it today it might be too long for the mower to cope with it. We do have a motorised mower running on petrol but it is out of action so we have to use the less powerful (900W) electric one. I waited until the afternoon to allow the grass to dry out so in the morning I had a stint on the treadmill. At first the grass was fairly easy to mow but as I progressed up the garden it became almost impossibly difficult and I had to repeatedly switch the mower off and clear out the grass which was being compressed instead of being ejected because it was getting wetter as I moved along. This meant I had to stop and start the operation many times. It became unbearably hot and although I was wearing suitably lightweight clothing I was exhausted by the time I had finished. Normally it would take about forty minutes to mow the lawn if it was dry but this time it took me almost two hours! I had then to remove all the cuttings from the lawn because using the collection box for the cuttings was out of the question with the machine getting constantly blocked. Fortunately we have a lawn sweeping device which is mechanically propelled for collecting the cuttings but as I was already exhausted it wasn’t that easy to push it along and of course that had to be emptied about three times too. Altogether I was outside for three and a half hours. Who said gardening was easy? I suppose it would have been much easier had the weather been cooler and the grass drier. There will most probably be a need to cut the grass again in October and that should be the last time until next Spring. When I had finished I sat for a while on the garden bench and relaxed in the warm sunshine. It is most strange seeing the larger trees devoid of leaves with bright sunshine and high temperatures when normally it would be much cooler. Our weather gets stranger every year.
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Posted by Shirley Anne on August 11, 2011
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We were promised rain for yesterday and when I got up from my bed I discovered we hadn’t any! That is until I set off to work! It started as I was driving out of my garage and didn’t stop until I arrived at my destination. Whilst I was inside the house doing my thing there was again no rain to be seen. I finished the job by one o’clock but as soon as I started to drive back home it began to rain again. As I arrived back home the rain ceased but I had to go outdoors again, twice, to place items in the yet to be emptied re-cycle bin. Each time I stepped out of the door it rained. I was beginning to think that it rained only when I was outside but in fact it continued to rain for the remainder of the day, heavily really heavily! I suppose it is ok if you are a duck! Things are quiet on the home front and nothing has been done regarding the garage door but our eldest son dropped by the night before last with his ever-growing wife who is now just about half-way through her pregnancy and he is keen to help organising the fitting when he gets some time free. I am waiting to see his work roster so we can arrange a day.
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