This is great because we just had a long weekend in May. It was
Then July 1, (well, the holiday is on the 2nd this year) we’ll have
Now if you’re worried about Montreal’s infrastructure problems, don’t let this discourage you. Yes, lately we seem to have an abundance of sinkholes big enough to swallow small cars and yes, water mains keep breaking and gushing fountains into the streets…but what easier way to cool off? And we need to cool off, it's very VERY hot here!
Take in a free concert, parade, bonfire or any neighbourhood event and enjoy the festivities.
Fête Nationale du Québec
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You horror here I am looking forward 50cm of rain and a temperature of ooohh maybe 15C.
ReplyDeleteDid you get the rain? It's starting to cool down here - a breeze just came through the window. Heaven!
ReplyDeleteYes got the rain and ended up put the heater on later in the night. This global warming needs changing to global uncertainty.
ReplyDeleteJune and the thermometers not been over 25C. Could be a rubish summer.
I don't know if I'd rather have cool, or 40C. Yes I do....I'd prefer cool. Today it's 20C, and raining. You're right - "Global uncertainty" is more like it.
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