Rainy season changes year to year. Olly appears to have tracked it for some time. About 4 or 5 years ago it started to rain in early Nov as it has done this year. It did NOT stop raining until March. Then we had a summer drought.
Things to do during rainy season:
Cloud watching.
Sun watching?
Rain watching.
Check the pool chemicals... a lot.
Watch your grass grow and wonder if you will ever be able to cut it.
Cut your grass and spend hours cleaning the mover deck.
Rake up the thick, wet cut grass that will now kill your lawn if you don't.
Clean ALL your horse tack.
Look two weeks later and see ALL the mold on your horse tack.
..and do it again.
Shoe skate on your driveway on the black slick mold.
Run in the grass while horses on the black slick mold and you stop.
Clean out your designated bathroom space. One drawer.
Ditto for your dressing room space.
Re-arrange your garage not only to be functional but esthetically pleasing.
Help someone with electrical problems?
Check the fluids, tires, washer level... etc. in your car, motorcycle, lawn tractor and mowers.
Get grinder out and sharpen anything and everything you can find.
Go to doctor to remove metal splinters from above.
Wash your solar panels over and over thinking that you might get another kWh.
Go swimming........ ya gonna get wet anyway.
See just how much rain water your hat will take before it goes really floppy.
Rig cloths lines all over your house.
Turn on the radio and listen to the same new song … over and over and over until..
...you take the cloths line down and tie one end up higher.
Learn to appreciate the new art of peeling paint from the leak in the roof.
Sit in you car... in the pouring rain and FIND that leak over your seat.
Stop and read ALL the posts in every thread.
Have a debait with Cobraboy about the proper use of Panty hose. (lol)
And last but not least............ sit in front of your puter ALL DAY LONG on dr1 and see how many posts you can make and people you can annoy. (guilty)
I'm NOT moaning or even complaining. See......... I've got lots of things to do.
See.... I even found the time to write this dribble.