I Miss the Weather in Nova Scotia!

Living in the Middle East means living in an arid climate with virtually no rain or clouds or any sign of precipitation, including hot winds of the Arabian desert that blow scorching across your skin like a hairdryer on high and a constant sun that blazes down on you with oppressive heat.   Don’t forget the humidity too to mix in with the 50˚Celsius plus temperatures during the summer months.

Being back in Nova Scotia for the summer, I’ve come to re-appreciate the weather, with its typical constant change in a single day. Everyone here talks about the weather because it changes so much!  Walk into a Tim Horton’s coffee shop and listen to the conversations. It is almost a guarantee someone is talking about the forecast for the day!

I am really enjoying the cool, damp rainy days that are so relaxing and cozy.  Waking up each day to the fog’s mystical embrace of the shoreline and the way the sun can brighten your mood as it makes its presence known as it burns away the dampness to illuminate the sky!!!!

Here are some pictures of yesterday’s weather as I crossed the Halifax harbor on the Woodside Ferry on my way to Halifax.

Love, Stephanie

4 Comments Add yours

  1. Tish Millette says:

    So happy to hear you are home. Bet your kayak missed you too.

    1. Hey sista!!!!!! xoxoxo

      My kayak is safely packed away in storage so I won’t be seeing her this summer…..but today we did go kayaking!!!!

      Sending you and mumsie lots of love and hugs!!!!

      Stephanie xoxoxoxo

  2. Wanda says:

    Glad your home for a visit!!! I love your posts and reading about your experiences. Thank you for sharing and hope you get to venture out on the waters soon as well. Miss ya chickie !!!!! Toodles

    1. Hello Wanda!!!!!! SO great to hear from you and receive your positive energy!!!!!!!!!!! I hope you have a well deserved FABULOUS summer break!!!!!

      Sending you a ginormous hug!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

      Stephanie :)))))))))))))))))))))

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