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[flemmings]

I aten't dead, not yet at any rate. But it's back to warm and muggy and if I've done anything lately I forget what it was. Did get a bag of garden waste filled and brought it in last night because today was supposed to rain. And then it wasn't and then it was and I ended up ordering in Indian food as the clouds came in and then they went away. Am not supposed to eat Indian because carb-heavy but every so often I miss it: though what I miss most are onion bhajis.

Hayfever season begins, cough sneeze strangle. Stray cicadas sing. July ends tomorrow thank goodness. I may eventually get my brain back and/ or get out to the laundromat for those sheets 'n' towels one must wash every week now.

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[incandescens]

It’s not too muggy here (yet, at least) but these last few days have been a gentle warmth which tempts one to drowse off at one’s desk, but is a little too hot at night. Regularly splashing one’s face with cold water during the work day helps, but…

[flemmings]

The worst of climate change by me is that the nights don't cool down anymore. One could manage with fans if it would just get down to 16 some time before 6 a.m.

Yeah, I suppose you can have warm WFH or iceberg AC office. Not the best choices in the world.

[tessercat]

My virtual doc recently prescribed me a magical new allergy med, which is not called RuPaul even if that's how both doc and I default to saying it. It's Rupall and if you have any coverage it might be worth trying?

I also tried Blexten, but it had that psychological side-effect of everything is hateful! which I get from ... some pain med I've forgotten the name of. YMMV of course.

[flemmings]

Yay, drag queen meds!

No coverage and getting to my doctor is a bit of a pain, but I might try it if things get worse. Fingers crossed, my summer allergies have become bearable as the spring ones get worse.

And of course it might just be mold from this wettest of summers.