SwingsitlikeHogan
Major Champion
Correct - being concerned about your own circumstances does not exclude you from being concerned about wider matters - and vice versa.
Comments like this always amuse me. Problems are relative, sure, but crutially they are also subjective. That is to say that other people affected by natural disasters or generally in a worse off position, comparatively, to our own, simply aren't relevant to our personal circumstance.
If you want to go down that path of reasoning, where do you draw the line? Why not strike everyone's worries off the table and tell them they shouldn't be complaining about anything at all, because they don't live in a war zone, or weren't born with AIDs?
Endless comparisons may be drawn demonstrating how others are always worse of than you, to varying levels of the ridiculous, but ultimately nothing is relevant to the self other than one's own personal circumstance, or the circumstances of those they are emotionally connected to.
In other words; I just want to play golf, am sick of the weather and wish the sun would come out again .
Still, at least I am off to watch the Ice Hockey at Nottingham this weekend against Belfast.
Still, at least I am off to watch the Ice Hockey at Nottingham this weekend against Belfast. That is inside so the weather cannot kill that off.
The ice rink could get flooded...
Some really nasty weather coming to North Wales and the North West in the next few hours, so if you are in that part of the world then stay safe.
The ice rink could get flooded...
This weather is on the wind up.
After a full-on hail/sleet storm it then went pure blue skies with the sun glowing, so, I thought I'd get Max around the block whilst I could. Got out and still not a cloud in the sky but the wind was severe, didn't realise sitting in the house how bad the wind was. Anyway, got about a mile down the road and it suddenly went pitch black in minutes and then, wallop, the heavens opened up again and me and Max got soaked racing to get back to the house!
Got all the soaking gear off, towel dried Max and now its all blue skies and sun blaring again!!
Its taking the pish :angry:
That normally happens to me when I go running. A few weeks ago I went out in clear blue skies, got 2 miles into my run and got hit by an almighty hail storm, by the time I got back home it was blue sky again, went out again a couple of days later and the exact same thing happened