Day 3887: Weather Complaint Day

Today is Weather Complaint Day, which seems well-timed for all the people feeling the effects of human-made climate change around the world (which the Republican candidates for President denied in last night’s debate).

My personal weather complaint is this: the forecasted rainfall is dampening my plans to walk with my son tomorrow morning to catch a ferry to Logan Airport. And now that I check the 10-day forecast for Halifax, Nova Scotia, there might be some weather complaints there, too.

Here are my images for Weather Complaint Day:

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Now that I’ve celebrated Weather Complaint Day with you, I can celebrate International Strange Music Day by working on my strange Climate Change Song and another strange song I started writing yesterday — “I Don’t Wanna Be Late (I Don’t Wanna Be Early Either).”

Here’s what I find when I search YouTube for “Weather Complaint Day.”

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Thanks to all who help me weather whatever weather there is, whether or not I feel prepared, including YOU!

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8 thoughts on “Day 3887: Weather Complaint Day”

  1. I actually love all kinds of weather, each has its own mood, just like we do!

  2. Here in southern WI, we’ve got an excessive heat warning with a projection of 94. But I don’t really understand it. It’s late August in the Midwest. Didn’t we always have some days in the 90’s?

  3. Though I could either complain or praise the weather I’d rather take Can Opener Day to complain about can openers. Manual can openers are hard to operate and automated ones make a horrible noise. But I’ve had cats who came running whenever they heard it because they got canned food. Anything that makes cats happy makes me happy.

  4. The cold and snow of winter brings the most complaints from me, still, Ann.

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