What's the difference between weather and climate?
You can't weather a tree, but you can climate.
So - we planned Becky and Steve's wedding for May 17th because climate-wise it's the perfect day. Not too hot, not too cold, not buggy, not hurricane season, etc. But as we all know, there's a difference between climate and weather. We are hoping for a sunny warm evening so the nuptials can take place outside on the 10th hole at Greenacres.
We have already established on this blog that I am a very busy lady. I spend at least three hours a day looking for that chin hair and I have lots of other stuff to do like think of places to go out to dinner every night with Marc. Therefore I don't have a lot of free time. And yet, I have this OBSESSION with http://www.weather.com/ . Even though they only show the forecast for the next ten days, I keep checking to see if maybe there has been some new technological advance just discovered whereby they post the weather two weeks in advance.
Of course it will be delightful if the weather is 74 and sunny. But if we have to go to Plan B and move the ceremony indoors we could save alot of money on chair rentals and rose petals. In any event, I'm starting a pool. You know like a super bowl pool -- you can enter and bet how many times I will check weather dot com btween May 1st and May 17th. (Hint: Five times already since May 1st.)
One more joke: What happens when the fog lifts in California?
UCLA!!
3 comments:
I can't believe you did this - and I can't wait to see what yuour next blog will be when the wedding is over. Alos, I can't belive "ginger" has already posted to your blog.
Marc
i do the same thing on weather.com. also i discovered that accuweather.com does 15 days in advance!!
OK - this was just TOO funny to me b/c I did the VERY SAME thing for my wedding, but I was EVEN WORSE about it! I SO obsessed over what the weather would be like on the day of my wedding that I looked up and studied the previous many years of weather on my wedding day in the past!!! In addition, starting a month before the wedding I checked what the weather prediction was for the day of my wedding, every day ... sometimes twice a day.
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