The heat index is supposed to hit 110 today.
I mowed the lawn early Saturday morning (just before my fantasy league live draft, which turned out "eh"). My mother in law (no a/c) has been living with us for the past three days, and will probably be with us until Thursday. The pets go out on a timer (but at least our stupid dog does the Dixie hound thing and hides under the deck after composting the yard).
Ominously, the Detroit power grid is creaking some, as businesses have been asked to modify their air conditioning temperatures, turn off any equipment not being used for more than an hour at a time and to use window blinds.
The heat wave can leave now.
A middle-aged husband, father, bibliophile and history enthusiast commenting to no one in particular.
Tuesday, August 01, 2006
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