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I was very chuffed Thursday because no cavities and I was rolling about (looking for cabs, yes) with no trouble at all. Then realised Friday morning that I'd had a prophylactic swig of my codeine cough syrup which both elevates my mood and, evidently, erases the owies. Still managed a lot of trundling yesterday that led to limberness this morning. As for tomorrow, well, I only walked to the super and back, but I raked a section of yard and cleared the tripping vines from last summer. And boy did my lower back hate that.
We were promised both unseasonable warmth and dangerous wind gusts today so I did a dark laundry and put it on the line. Warmth we certainly had: 24C or 75F, but the wind didn't pick up until nearly 5, which was about time to bring the laundry back in. There are now three shirts on hangers hanging from the deplorable chandelier in the living room, where they'll be dry by tomorrow. Wind did strip more leaves from the cherry trees, both mine and South SND's, which is a lovely if desolating sight. I expect both trees to be bare by tomorrow, when the clocks have gone back and darkness comes at 5.
It's been warm all week, even if not to today's dizzying standards, but also foggy and dank, which I suppose is why the house never warmed up. And seasonable-ish temps return next week, so it's back to flannel and fleecies.
We were promised both unseasonable warmth and dangerous wind gusts today so I did a dark laundry and put it on the line. Warmth we certainly had: 24C or 75F, but the wind didn't pick up until nearly 5, which was about time to bring the laundry back in. There are now three shirts on hangers hanging from the deplorable chandelier in the living room, where they'll be dry by tomorrow. Wind did strip more leaves from the cherry trees, both mine and South SND's, which is a lovely if desolating sight. I expect both trees to be bare by tomorrow, when the clocks have gone back and darkness comes at 5.
It's been warm all week, even if not to today's dizzying standards, but also foggy and dank, which I suppose is why the house never warmed up. And seasonable-ish temps return next week, so it's back to flannel and fleecies.