h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Huston! the suns out, can someone go and see if the pilot light's still lit ?

Oh, that's where it went. It's cloudy here.

will you STOP copying usbut then again, I can't grumble for todayI even went out - for about 400yds to post a letter and back

Well, the sun came out soon enough. By the time we went to the pool, it was sunny.

The exterminator came by in the morning, and told us the secret to ridding oruselves of ants: Windex.

Then he passed by the pool and told us not to get sunburnt...

Then I worked all the rest of the day on lessons, and now I'm quitting until tomorrow.

WOW! your actually taking a break - get Elektra to record itno one will believe you

It's midsummer, it's hot outside, and I'm dopey. I keep falling asleep. So sod it until in the morning.

you deserve a breakor at least your fingers dofrom typing

Yeah. I've been searching a lot today.

will you both stay at home, or have a few hours out for a little leisure time ? shopping/buying personal items/a meal

Nah, we're not going anywhere. Elektra's making supper, then we'll watch some old TV shows.

Right now, we're hooked on 'Dr Kildare'. We've never seen this, and it's pretty entertaining.

An episode we saw last night was written by Gene Roddenberry.

no, I was meaning tomorrow morning-ish

No. We'll take an hour off, and go to the pool, soon's I get this rush thing done they want.

Ah, but right now, I'm off to eat.

You take it easy. Don't let the sun scare you.

the only thing I'm scared of is soap

Huston must have got the polish out, the suns shining

we've only got 2 words in our language rain and sun 3 if you count andI could go on, but can't count that far

heading off, a sudden attack of the S maybe because I woke at 4.45amand couldn't fully nod off again

see you later

Prof, hi DG is working now, so he'll see you tomorrow. I hope it is cooler there it is 96 degrees F here, fortunatly AC is working OK. We're going to have tacos tonight. So goodnight friend and sleep well.

it's been around 71/3%F here and "nowadays" that's classed as hotWe used to get temps in the 80% years ago.
But our "problem" is that we have a damp climate, so summers are sweatyand so can winters, because of extra clothing etc. Yours, like some others places around the world are dry climates and as "visitors" "we" don't realise (I do) how fast dehydration can take effect plus HOW hot it really is.
When I was on holiday in L.A. and visiting various places, it was between 90% and 110% and actually felt comfortable because sweat evaporated rapidly but boy! didn't we sup some cola

It's drier here than in other parts of the South, but it's not dry like the Wouthwest. Here, it's hot AND humid - as in, temperatures in the 90s, 80%+ humidity. That's when it's bad.

It's still hot here, but there's a hurricane coming this weekend, I understand.