It's ridiculous. After a sweltering night on Monday, it's back to winter clothes today.
I'm at a gig in the Domain this weekend and am now wondering how muddy it will be.
There's been 43 people bitten by bats on the Central Coast and in the Hunter as they are staving to death and fall to the ground (and they try to help them - leave it to the vaccinated professionals as they have a type of rabies that can't be treated once the symptoms start - so if you do get bitten, go straight to hospital). The dengue fever in Florida and the rise in bear attacks in Japan are all in part due to climate change.
We will die a slow death due to unforeseen effects.
We went to see Digger, which is a great film. It's very funny, though grotesque. However, it's bleak - and it doesn't hold back. As someone who does what they can to reduce their environmental impact, I still had a moment of mea culpa. And I think that's why it's getting criticised. No one wants to admit they're part of the problem. The righteous want to feel righteous and judge others, but it doesn't let you. Go and see it, don't read anything about it because you don't want the spoilers.
#Allseasons linky runs from Thursday to Wednesday each week.
Link one post that shows something seasonal. Traditional weather wise, a seasonal nature marker or a seasonal celebration or event. Please link relevant posts only.
Make sure you link back to this #AllSeasons post.
Please comment on the post before yours and the host. Don't dump and run.
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