But I am gonna be very very expensive to hire, so then we get loaded with money…. and could go on a long long vacation on some sunny sunny island…. where we just poke around in the warm sand with our toes….. maybe looking up in the blue blue sky…..counting the two clouds there…. and thinking of nothing….. and do absolutely nothing… except from sipping a drink or taking a dip in the blue blue ocean…. ;-)

No alert needed, USA weather will be beautiful this time of the year. Not too hot and cool nights with the leaves starting to change.

Now about the weather jinx. First thing to do is throw those thoughts out with the old bath water.
Don’t claim this so you manifest it. Rethink now what is really happening. Could you be a sensitive barometer for the weather and are drawn to
areas that might have a flux in weather? This could be a valuable sense to recognize. Christer and I both get a weird headache just before rain and bad weather coming. I feel invigorated and my senses heightened when there is a hurricane anywhere near the USA. ( all that energy)
Think positive and appreciate your instincts and sensitivity about the weather.

USA welcomes you and if it snows or hurricanes or earthquakes in Ohio when your here then we’ll discuss renting you out as a secret weapon.

I do not know why, because he can watch me, that would do the trick as well! *LOL*

I can really recommend going to Iceland, one of our absolutey most fantastic journeys we have done. There is a lot of exciting excursions to choose between.

We would gladly go there again, but it is rather expensive. Some day we will - just to get the chance to take a bath in The Blue Lagoon again, that was just heavenly…. ahhhhh…

BTW: One of the top pics on this site is of me floating in the Blue Lagoon. Just click on the top pic to change between the ones that we have for the moment.

Hubby and I are more cold climate people anyway, so we’d head off to Iceland or somewhere like that. But then, I suppose avalanches can cause devastation too.. so basically we’d have to just go and hope it doesn’t happen whilst we’re there.