Are we likely to “have a great day” if today’s weather is “cloudy and cold”?
The words seem rather dim and dreary, respectively and alliteratively.
I then started to wonder if they even bother to change the sign throughout the winter. Seems like from November to April, the degree of coldness changes but it is almost always cloudy and cold.
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For those of us who love cloudy and cold (and the colder the better) I find the sign quite cheery.
Besides…. what better way to drum up business for a nice hot breakfast than to remind folks of such weather?
Was the breakfast hostess at ‘amber’ threat warning level? I bet it would be comforting to know that you could dine in relative security knowing that your breakfast hostess was keeping a watchful vigil against terrorist threats.