Whatever the weather,
they get blamed because it
rained or didn't rain; got
cold or too hot; snowed or
didn't snow or because
Spring was late in coming ---
no satisfying the
public who thinks he's God
and should be right all the
time. Let's pity the poor
weatherman who is brought
down to earth by Nature's
jokes every time he tries
to give us the forecast.
Bless 'eir hearts. I wouldn't be a weather reporter for anything. Once read that meteorologist have a 50-50 chance of being right. I.e., toss a coin!! Weather reporters are just that. Have to go by whatn meteorologists come up with. Blame 'em anyway!! Gotta blame someone, right?
What gets me is, they don't look out the window. Will be saying it is sunny when there's rain runnin' down the station windows!
OH, well. Perish the thought that we would always know what is
comin'.
Love you, girl. Love lookin' atcher [re that darling 'pitcher' on your bio page]. Wish I could fly to Texas and hug the stuffin's outta ya! Me, I got a few too many -- stuffins, I mean -- to hug out, but I sure would enjoy havin' ya try.
(((((((((((((((((((XXXXXXXXX Pea XXXXXXXX))))))))))))))))))))
Who else are we going to pick on, Karla? lol. I think lots of jobs come with an image. Cops and donuts, nuns and rulers, teachers and apples.... Poor weatherpeople:)
Sheila
I like some weatherfolks; others are just plain buffoons and many know nothing more than my digital barometer mounted on my patio. Still, it is kind of you to express these sentiments, Karla. Love and peace to you from your friend in BC, Cananda,
Karla, how right you are! Right now, in Milan, everyone is cursing the weatherman because he didn't predict all this snow that's currently falling! LOL
Can you imagine going out to dinner and being a weatherman? I wonder what REALLY happens to his food....especially this winter. Poor weatherman is merely a messenger but we site him up every chance we get.
Blessings and love,
Susan
Especially Texas weather which changes before you have a chance to forecast it;-) Karla,I don't know how you and Karenstay sane in such extremes! stay well!
hugs,
Eileen
Reviewed by Peter Schlosser (Reader)
Reviewed on February 4, 2010
The weathermen out here in LA have the easiest job in the world. 75, sunny almost every day. Can't go wrong.
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on February 4, 2010
Hah! I reserve my pity for those who actually need it, not pompous, know-it-all's-and-who-never-admits-to-a-mistake weatherpersons . . .
With all the maps, models, and computer technology at their hands, you'd think they'd get it right! I think they use a dart board, personally. LOL Cute write, Karla, and I love the piccy of David and James! They're trying ... LOL
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D
As long as there's no tors, large hail, or heat in the forecast, I'm game! :)
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What gets me is, they don't look out the window. Will be saying it is sunny when there's rain runnin' down the station windows!
OH, well. Perish the thought that we would always know what is
comin'.
Love you, girl. Love lookin' atcher [re that darling 'pitcher' on your bio page]. Wish I could fly to Texas and hug the stuffin's outta ya! Me, I got a few too many -- stuffins, I mean -- to hug out, but I sure would enjoy havin' ya try.
(((((((((((((((((((XXXXXXXXX Pea XXXXXXXX))))))))))))))))))))
Sheila
Regis
Georg
In Christs Love
Michelle~
best wishes Karla...neerja
Blessings and love,
Susan
hugs,
Eileen
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D
As long as there's no tors, large hail, or heat in the forecast, I'm game! :)