This is what greeted me when I looked at the forecast at 6.30 am this morning.
.jpg)
More Lessons
-
I was 21 when I first administered the " last Offices" to a patient, I
must have done it hundreds and hundreds of times since
The elderly man had lived s...
21 hours ago
I like 28, although 27 is a little more comfortable for me, once I am used to the heat I manage 28 quite well, but over 30 is too much. Probably I'll be okay with that when I'm older and getting thin as old people do, then they sit in the sun on porches to feel the warmth.
ReplyDeleteSome while ago we were almost at 40 C... far too hot. Even the pool water was nearing 30 C. My favourite is 25 C; a good working temperature.
DeleteSounds a bit warm! Make the most of it because Brighton will be chilly in winter when we all have electric cuts!
ReplyDeleteI shall be buying thermals.
Delete27C greeted me when I looked this morning.
ReplyDelete27 C early in the morning sounds like hell. I hope it doesn't rise too much in the afternoon.
DeleteThe forecast for the day in the same way you illustrated your post. It was not 27 in England at 6.30 this morning
DeleteI thought it sounded odd. It was 15 C at 6.30 am here, as you can see by my photo.
DeleteYes. I saw that.
Delete28c here.
ReplyDeleteOur problem is that we're not used to it. 34-35 C is too hot for us.
DeleteHot here too.
ReplyDeleteGet that bikini out!
DeleteI think we have exchanged our climates. So far Greece is having a mild summer. Only a couple of very short and not terrible heat waves. We are sleeping at night without even a fan. This weekend temps are dropping, here, to 28 and maybe rain.
ReplyDeleteLucky you have the pool
The pool will be earning its keep next week.
DeleteI don't know how you cope without airconditioner cooling. The heat was terrible in England when we were there three years ago.
ReplyDeleteWe keep the windows permanently open; with Mosquito netting of course.
DeleteWe have the heady heights of 13⁰C...but feels like 11⁰....the joys of the West of Scotland, when the met forecast asks How long with the July heat last??!!
ReplyDeleteAnything over 10 C is fine by me. Above 30 C not so fine.
DeleteI think it does depend upon the humidity as well..we have had dry mid to high 30s in NZ, but it was dry...a hot and steamy 30 is definitely uncomfortable!!
DeleteI can see the name of your little village on the screen and I have been for a look round courtesy of Google Maps and Streetview. I think I can see you mooning in one of the windows. Charming!
ReplyDeleteAs least I wasn't peeing at the moon.
DeleteYou have a stalker. Well done
DeleteModest heat or cool is ideal. Lately we all seem to swing high and then low. Today, it is hot 85 degrees F and tomorrow is predicted much cooler and Fall like.
ReplyDeleteWhen it dips a few degrees it always feels so cold, even if it's still up in the high 20's.
DeleteHere in Texas it is forecast to be 106 F today and triple digit temperatures for the next 5 days with no rain in sight.
ReplyDeleteSounds like here. The grass will all turn beige, and we'll have to water the flowers.
DeleteI certainly prefer cooler weather to hot. Nice that you have the pool to cool off.
ReplyDeleteYes, and plenty of outdoor shady areas for meals, etc.
DeleteScorchio!! I had a "look" at your environs, too, courtesy of Goggle maps and see so much woodland and hamlets galore. I tried to look for a your blog landmarks to no avail - found a pool with fetching poolhouse but no noisome neighbours in a container campsite. How goes the summer for that great venture?
ReplyDeleteThe containers seem empty. No-one is there. Perhaps the initial fascination has worn off, and the idea of spending a holiday in a metal box is seen for what it is. Even his very expensive 'lagoon' pool remains unused. Frankly, I hope this continues!
Delete'Woodland and hamlets' describes the area perfectly.