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Not looking forward to extreme heat

Homebird

It is just about reaching as hot as I can bear, towards the upper 20s. If we get extreme heat for a few days I get through it by thinking that it will be over soon. At the moment next week is predicted to be around 30 all week and often the prediction gets higher as it gets closer.

I like to be outside at least some of each day, but I am not sure there will be much that is bearable. 

I am hoping they have got it wrong and it reduces sooner than Monday week.

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  • Its much hotter here today and only a very light breeze.

    I love thunder storms, they're so energising. When I was little my Dad used to tell me it was god moving his furniture around and I'd imagine a heavy Victorian wardrobe or sideboard being dragged about. Maybe if you get scared Pinkchocoholic, you could try and image what piece of furniture each rumble of thunder is, and that the flashes of lightening are like bleeps covering someone swearing on tv, its god hopping around after dropping something on his toe.lol

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  • Its much hotter here today and only a very light breeze.

    I love thunder storms, they're so energising. When I was little my Dad used to tell me it was god moving his furniture around and I'd imagine a heavy Victorian wardrobe or sideboard being dragged about. Maybe if you get scared Pinkchocoholic, you could try and image what piece of furniture each rumble of thunder is, and that the flashes of lightening are like bleeps covering someone swearing on tv, its god hopping around after dropping something on his toe.lol

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