That’s what my kitchen window thermometer reads: 100 degrees Fahrenheit, 37.7 Celsius. And it’s only noon! That’s hotter than the “official” temperature down in Fitchburg, but this thermometer tends to be very accurate. It’s only 75 inside the house (and no air conditioning, remember–I don’t even have A\/C in my car, which is one reason I get terrific mileage)–I have a small one-story cottage and it tends to stay relatively cool in the summer.<\/p>\n
I don’t know if we’ll get any thunderstorms out of this. There is a tornado watch up over upstate New York, stretching into western Massachusetts (and we get tornadoes in Massachusetts). The sky and the radar pictures are crystal clear right now, though.<\/p>\n
I’m actually feeling much<\/u> better than yesterday. A tepid shower right before bed made for a far more comfortable night, and I got some sleep. But I still am not anxious to go run errands! I still have all my weekly grocery shopping to do and my fridge and cupboards are pretty empty. Maybe I’ll go later.<\/p>\n
Stay cool, everyone!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
That’s what my kitchen window thermometer reads: 100 degrees Fahrenheit, 37.7 Celsius. And it’s only noon! That’s hotter than the “official” temperature down in Fitchburg, but this thermometer tends to be very accurate. It’s only 75 inside the house (and … Continue reading