Chance of Showers

Montreal, June 2011 (another good shower).
Photo ©Jeremy Clowe. All rights reserved.

Well, the Old Farmer's Almanac is right on again. Today's forecast: Showers, warm. Not only has there been a steady drizzle, but it's time for Sarah's bridal shower! I hope it's going well. I was asked by her maid of honor to contribute some trivia questions about the two of us, which was fun to do--hopefully not too obscure.

And the groom? Well, my morning/afternoon has been rather "dry," mostly spent trying to make room on my computer to handle some HD video files I have been working with... oof!

Ok, I'm off to the shower... aka: helping to move all the gifts.

Hot and Bloggered

Man, it's too hot to blog today... too hot to do much of anything. It's been hazy, hot and humid right from the time I left for work this morning. I think I saw that the temps had reached about 90 degrees... feels like we have jumped into the dog days of August! 

JC chillin' in the HV (from the "Hayride Series").
Photo ©Jeremy Clowe. All rights reserved.

My recent tuxedo search has me hoping that it will be a little cooler come mid-July. Hmm... following my recent trip to the farm, maybe it's time to consult The Old Farmer's Almanac (I bought a copy when we were trying to figure out wedding dates). Let's see... July... uh oh. Here's the forecast: "T-storms, humid." But really... how accurate can this stuff be? May 25-31: "Sunny, very warm." Ulp... 

Well it was like this until my drive home... the sky opened up and, thankfully, refreshed the scene (although I don't think the guy who hydroplaned a few feet back on the freeway would share my sentiment). For some reason, hearing the summer rain come down tonight reminds me of my time in Rochester in the mid-90s, where I used to record the audio of rainstorms to use in video and audio projects. Occasionally, I would even replay my "rain" to fall asleep. Not a bad idea now... after a trip to the gym, we are both exhausted--time to hit the hay (with apologies to the almanac)...


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