The floods in Georgia are nothing to laugh at, but this picture (via a friend of a friend on Facebook) is still quite funny, and I thought you would all appreciate it.
Welcome to the warmer world, boys and girls.
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I, for one, really appreciate this. And I don’t think I’m alone. In the face of so much dark news, dire predictions, hand-wringing and hair-pulling, we NEED some light-heartedness to help us remember to breathe and to give us some perspective. Not that this photo trivializes in any way the tragedy of the situation ~ it just allows us to take a break from the despair long enough to regain our footing.
We may as well get used to extremes as one of the “benefits” of global climate change.