Today the temperatures were in the mid-90's. With the humidity, it felt like 103 degrees. That's Summer time weather.
I was outside today from about 9 A.M. until I came inside to get a shower just past 3 P.M. As long as I start the day being outside, I can adjust to the increase in temperatures, adapt & enjoy the warm weather. But, if I am active INDOORS earlier in the day, cooled by air conditioning for an extended period in the A.M., I don't handle the transition to the heat outdoors too well. It's times like then when it does feel HOT !!
At this hour of the evening, I have had my dinner -- Yes, Bubba ... the "earlier bird special" -- read for awhile & watched the local & national network news shows. [Little known fact about me: The "local news" I watch most nights is NBC4 ... from New York City, although I do have Little Rock TV stations.]
Since I am all cleaned up, cooled down & settled in for the evening, it's not too often that I would go back outside in the (still) warm temperatures. I don't want, or need, to get sweaty & "moist" ... again. So, it's a good time of the day to check the computer, since it has been -- in most cases -- since early morning when I have last been on-line. This time of day -- six P.M. --can also be a good time to add a post to my blog, just as we are doing now.
Yes ... "we".
Sitting at the computer desk -- or either desk, I have two -- seems to automatically generate an internal invite to my youngest "girl" -- THE WOBBLER -- to come running, as if somehow, something is telling her ... "Hurry, the lap is available".
My sweet Wobs. She is soooooo sweet, helpful & a definite writing partner. I do love her so much !!
But I thought she was now kept in the aquarium!!! What was she doing out of her glass box and on your lap?? And... in that picture, I would love to see what plaid pants you had on to "match" your shirt. :)
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Yay for the Wobs.
ReplyDeleteAs for the heat. It used to be that Darryl could work out in it all day, but now he comes in around 1 or 2 and then goes back out around 3. It's brutal around here.