CharlieBear9

Alderc 2.0 That's tough, hope your dog's alright.

Azazel Good luck.

In Absence of True Seasons I'd give my right arm to be able to walk my dog in the rain once again. Handsome looking dog by the way.

*Stormforce~beka* I didn't think you were, sorry for any confusion.

Azazel Isn't that AF?

SunnyG Fully agree, and that's one of the reasons I prefer colder winters. I just found complaining about how wet it's been for the last year and then wanting weather conditions that would lead to more of it something of a paradox. I'll know better than to question such things in future.

So, asking someone who's unhappy with how wet everywhere is why they wish for more rain is either a "pile on", alcohol/cider driven, or an attack on their weather preferences. Got it.

NEVES SCREAMER Irrespective of what you like, or my preference, I don't see the logic in lamenting the amount of rain earlier in the year and then going on to hope for more of it throughout winter, as you did.

NEVES SCREAMER You hadn't noticed the mild wet autumn when you wanted the mild wet winter?

NEVES SCREAMER After "it's been relentlessly wet. For months on end." You're still fine with a mild wet winter?

NEVES SCREAMER And mild as well, just what you said you wanted.

In Absence of True Seasons 32° in Stratford upon Avon and ruined the start of my holiday, just when I thought it was autumn and safe.

knocker And then what will the gossips find in order to occupy themselves?

78/79 Good for you, stick at it. I had to change Ramipril for Losartan as they caused a constant irritating cough and I take Apixaban thinners. I ditched Statins early January following four years of worsening muscle and joint aches, especially lower back and hips, and tendomnitis symptoms in my elbow, and hey presto, all of that's nearly gone! I've never felt the cold much but have become more aware of it since taking the medication - one of thsoe things I suppose.

78/79 Betablockers and blood thinners?