I'm pretty sure this isn't exactly just a British theme of talking about the weather, but today has been unbearably warm, I was a late bloomer in enjoying the sunshine and wanting to get a tan, that was until i started sailing and there you cannot escape the sunshine.
However as i was in the City Centre of Hull this morning, i found myself sat by the War Memorial enjoying the sunshine and really not caring about the heat, until this evening, i'm having trouble settling and with this being the eve of the EU Referendum, i'm not sure if my mood is to do with the heat or the hollowness i'm feeling is to do with the whole EU Referendum.
However i've lived in the UK predominantly most of my life and pretty much have felt heatwaves, when i lived with my ex partner and pretty much throughout my teenage years i would be locked away with a console of some description, some of best memories of let's say the past 10 years are of me hiding away from the sunshine, I played Call of Duty 4 and World at War relentlessly, however i remember those good gaming days during the summer.
As i've got older though i find myself disliking all forms of weather, i don't know why that is, i dislike it being too warm, too cold, not enough sun, too much rain, not enough snow, my weather tastes are of a grumpy old git who just doesn't like anything.
Global warming aside and i would rather stay out of that debate, in the UK should we or should I complain when we get a bit of sun and warmth, maybe i should embrace it?
