Welcome home from your trip to New Hampshire. I do however disagree and say that no, you did not "bring the hot, sticky weather home with you" because this hot 100F daily weather has been around many parts of the US as well as up here in Canada. Talk about climate warming! Now I don't know how you folks are set up where you happen to live but I have to really appreciate that our house operates on cool central a/c. Having lived without it for years when I was growing up with my parents, I am well aware as to how uncomfortable it can get to get a good night's sleep without it. Oh well, I do have to admit that I can handle a lot of hot weather much better that many weeks during the winter when the weather can turn really bitterly cold. I can survive if our a/c should conk out but if, during a cold winter, our furnace decides to quit well then - that's a whole different level of drama.
I read where the Cancer Season means many things to you. For me I relate it each year to my wife's birthday, which is next Monday and which (like anniversaries) I don't dare forget! 🤫
So, to quote your words "May you find rhythms that nourish you" and wish you a pleasant (and hopefully cooler) weekend ahead. Take care now and yes, we'll chat here again soon.
Hi Blythe!
Welcome home from your trip to New Hampshire. I do however disagree and say that no, you did not "bring the hot, sticky weather home with you" because this hot 100F daily weather has been around many parts of the US as well as up here in Canada. Talk about climate warming! Now I don't know how you folks are set up where you happen to live but I have to really appreciate that our house operates on cool central a/c. Having lived without it for years when I was growing up with my parents, I am well aware as to how uncomfortable it can get to get a good night's sleep without it. Oh well, I do have to admit that I can handle a lot of hot weather much better that many weeks during the winter when the weather can turn really bitterly cold. I can survive if our a/c should conk out but if, during a cold winter, our furnace decides to quit well then - that's a whole different level of drama.
I read where the Cancer Season means many things to you. For me I relate it each year to my wife's birthday, which is next Monday and which (like anniversaries) I don't dare forget! 🤫
So, to quote your words "May you find rhythms that nourish you" and wish you a pleasant (and hopefully cooler) weekend ahead. Take care now and yes, we'll chat here again soon.