Rain rain go away

Or stay, I don't care. While there currently is a 70% chance of rain for Saturday right now and I just bought a new umbrella to use and I am excited. It has polka dots on it.

If we went with the original date...

...we would be married by now.

However, we would be drenched. According to B's mom it is pouring in Brooklyn. Also, weather.com is now saying sun for November 15. So we will see.

We have the infamous Notre Dame game tonight and all day we have been crossing things off the list. Everyone has been assigned a table and we are almost done with the placecards. I had a minor snafu but it is all minor and completely fixable. Tomorrow hopefully programs will be printed and folded and the dress arrives home.

I have yet to have a real breakdown but it may be coming. Or not.

We head to NYC late Wednesday night. Monday and Tuesday will be busy with actual work since we won't be back in the office until December 1.

10 day forecase

November 8: showers
November 15: showers

Single digit days to wedding: Yay!
Going home tomorrow: YAY!

Still in London...

While I wish I could have stayed up last night, I did get a very exciting text about 4:00 am my time.

In my absence, B has been a wedding task warrior. And I have done very little. It is amazing that it is 10 days away and tomorrow will show up in the 10 day forecast on weather.com. Weather.com is still predicting rain for November 8. However the 12 and 13 are rain as well. Maybe I should buy a pair of Wellies while I am here - just in case. I have always wanted a pair.

We still have not decided on a gospel reading.

I hope the Farmer's Almanac is correct!

from www.farmersalmanac.com

November 2008
1st-3rd Stormy, with snow over northern regions, and squally rains for the Mid-Atlantic States. Not a great day for the runners competing in the ING Marathon in New York!
4th-7th Cold and dry.
8th-11th Wet weather, then fair and cold. [ORIGINAL WEDDING DATE=WET WEATHER]
12th-15th Fair skies. [YAY!!!!!! I WILL TAKE FAIR SKIES TO WET WEATHER]
16th-19th Some snow for Mid-Atlantic States, then fair and cold. Stormy for Pennsylvania, New York up to Maine.
20th-23rd Wet for New England, then fair. Rain Mid-Atlantic States, followed by clearing.
24th-27th Fair and cold for Thanksgiving.
28th-30th Storm out of the Southwest dumps rain, sleet and wet snow from Virginia, Maryland northward.

Heat wave no more

I came home to regular sheets on the bed, an air conditioner installed upstairs, one of our two really old air conditioners (both were free) sold and another about to be sold.

B must have been really hot last night.

Heat wave

I assume that this past weekend was very humid and muggy for you as well as us in the Boston-area. But how many of you had flannel sheets on your bed (and still do)? Okay that might be just us. You see, when B and I merged households, we did a deep discard of the duplicates and one of those was sheets. We had a ton of bedding and are registered for more bedding. We donated a lot and left us with the bare minimum - one set of high thread count sheets and one set of flannel. We didn't take into account when we had to wash sheets until we washed the regular sheets and had to put flannel sheets on the bed. We were doing fine because we still had cool nights here in Boston. But this weekend changed the rules of engagement.

Hopefully we will motivate ourselves to put the non-flannel sheets on the bed.

Hopefully.

Oh Crystal Ball...

What will the weather be like on November 15? While really no one can tell this far in advance, there is a web site, Wunderground, that shows you the historical weather. Below is for November 15. And according to that web site there is a 31% chance of precipitation.

Coincidentally, there is only a 25% chance of rain on November 8...

FYI

It is flipping cold in Boston (and yes the heat is on).