Timoteo: Believe it or not, this was in Vermont. The actual air temperature capped at about 100, but the weather folks said it felt more like 105-110, thanks to the awful humidity. This photo was taken when I first got in the car, and it did drop a bit once we were moving. Still, that's damned hot. I don't know how you Arizonians do it.
Ti: Yeah, huh? I was thinking a little melting might not be such a bad thing, but, alas, all it did was make me miserable. And me, miserable, is not a pretty picture.
Claudia: It makes you believe on global warming, doesn't it?
While I am the very definition of an amateur photographer, it is something I enjoy doing. Attribute it, perhaps, to a manifestation of early mental miasma. There are so many little bits of life -- characters, colors, composition, vignettes, snippets of conversation, sightings both natural and otherwise -- that delight me. I don't want to lose them in that miasma, so I try to capture them in one way or another. The camera has a long memory.
Wow...it only gets that hot here in Arizona...surely not where you are?
ReplyDeleteOh.dear.god.
ReplyDeleteYer gonna melt, sistah! Someboday send you a glacier right quick, now...
(wish I could) That looks miserable.
In Germany it's so hot as well - it has 38 Degrees Celsius at the moment which is....100.4 F - and it's not cooling down at night...
ReplyDeleteTimoteo: Believe it or not, this was in Vermont. The actual air temperature capped at about 100, but the weather folks said it felt more like 105-110, thanks to the awful humidity. This photo was taken when I first got in the car, and it did drop a bit once we were moving. Still, that's damned hot. I don't know how you Arizonians do it.
ReplyDeleteTi: Yeah, huh? I was thinking a little melting might not be such a bad thing, but, alas, all it did was make me miserable. And me, miserable, is not a pretty picture.
Claudia: It makes you believe on global warming, doesn't it?
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