What do Forks & San Diego have in common?

So I stroll out of work this evening and low and behold: it's drizzling...what's the first thing that comes to mind?

A. "Score!!! My car is finally getting washed!" NOPE

B. "F*ck, my hair is gonna frizz!" NOPE

C. "I hope traffic isn't a freakin' nightmare!" NOPE

D. "Awwww...the rain smells good, I wonder if Forks smells like this all of the time?" (dreamy twi-voice)

It's D.....Winna winna winna!!!!!!!

Yup, my first thought was of Twilight as a rushed to my car. Yup, us San Diegan's run as fast as Vampires trying to hide from the sun to get to our cars when it drizzles...and when it pours, boy do we get our nickers in a twist!
It's a really big deal to get a storm (aka drizzle) when it's 72 & sunny most of the time. BTW, if you're thinking of moving here, it's really crowded! Don't bother.


(ok ok ok jk, that's pacific beach on 4th of July before the alcohol ban...booo!)

This Twilight/weather association thing is gettin' a little out of hand. The other morning Mission Valley was covered in fog...I immediately texted Sar to tell her what a "Forks-like" morning it was. Then on X-mas, comments were made in regards to the bright sun..."Edward wouldn't be able to come outside today." Ok, so maybe that might not have been said out loud...but I thought it. That counts right?

Rain also makes me want to curl up on the couch with a blankey and watch Twilight...but what doesn't make me want to curl up and watch Twilight? Good point.

PS Forks and San Diego have nothing in common.
-J