Lots of wet. A little sun in between. Then a bit of grayness and drizzle. That's the forecast folks. Put on your wellies . . . er, I mean rainboots.
We head to Philipsburg in the a.m. to spend the long weekend at our cabin. P-burg is only a little over an hour from Missoula but a little higher
in elevation. The forecast there says rain showers/possible snow!?! Ugh. We'd hoped to do some area hikes and other outdoor adventuring but instead I'm bringing lots of reading materials, yarn, roving, colored pencils and fabric. Also bringing a couple movies to watch with the girls and supplies for Gary to make "the big breakfast." He loves the big breakfast (eggs, bacon, fruit, papcakes or waffles, etc, etc).
It's cold and raining here too. The all too brief week of British sun went away. I though wellies (or Wellington Boots) were called that everywhere? Do you call them rainboots? I am endlessly fascinated by the way that Brits and Americans have totally different words for the same things! You say popsicle, I say ice lolly...
ReplyDeleteIce lolly?! I love that! And yes, we just say rain boots.
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