We need to talk about umbrellas.
As if the early darkness wasn’t depressing enough, it also rains regularly in the last few weeks of autumn. I’m traumatized by seasons and rain anyway, it was in fifth grade when my teacher asked me what time of year it rains the most. I said winter because I associated it with bad weather.
“Wrong,” he said!
At a restaurant, on the train, in the shop, or with friends. The other day I visited my mother-in-law, and I observed that she must have had at least 5-6 umbrellas on the stand by her front door. I have never seen my mother-in-law with an umbrella before, she seldom goes anywhere, especially not when it’s raining. These umbrellas must be all left behind by family members.
You won’t notice the loss until the next time it rains.
Double bad luck, messed up hair, a wet jacket, and a bad mood.
I have never lost an article of daily use as often as the umbrella.
Do you feel the same way?
A colleague of mine thinks he has found the solution, buy an absurdly expensive umbrella. It should cost about three times what an umbrella should cost.
He says they’ll never forget it again.
It’s worth a try, next summer will come!
Below is a link if you would like to purchase an expensive Umbrella!
