Something odd happened here today, it rained.
It's the first time it's rained here since the first week of April when it ruined a motorcycle race.
It's not quite rain in New Zealand terms, in other words you didn't have to swim from your car to your front door, but certainly everything got wet.
Something I'm quite excited to see once the Sun comes back out (and that can't be too far away), are the skyscrapers. Despite how new and shiney they are, none are older than 6 years, they often look unloved. Haggered by the Sun and covered and dust.
There's something deeply reviving about the rain and I expect the city to look next to new tomorrow.
It's not just the buildings either, I had a real skip in my step when I left the house today. I was excited to see puddles on the ground and smell rain in the air. I had my headphones on and was jamming along, my excitement for all to see as I realised I was becoming the centre of attention as I strut down the street.
I'd actually be very curious to know what a day's rain means in economic terms. I suspect it's worth millions.
It's actually forecast to rain again this week, though I will believe it when I see it. The weather had quite a few people rubbing their eyes today.
It's the first time it's rained here since the first week of April when it ruined a motorcycle race.
It's not quite rain in New Zealand terms, in other words you didn't have to swim from your car to your front door, but certainly everything got wet.
Something I'm quite excited to see once the Sun comes back out (and that can't be too far away), are the skyscrapers. Despite how new and shiney they are, none are older than 6 years, they often look unloved. Haggered by the Sun and covered and dust.
There's something deeply reviving about the rain and I expect the city to look next to new tomorrow.
It's not just the buildings either, I had a real skip in my step when I left the house today. I was excited to see puddles on the ground and smell rain in the air. I had my headphones on and was jamming along, my excitement for all to see as I realised I was becoming the centre of attention as I strut down the street.
I'd actually be very curious to know what a day's rain means in economic terms. I suspect it's worth millions.
It's actually forecast to rain again this week, though I will believe it when I see it. The weather had quite a few people rubbing their eyes today.
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