42°2 le matin

[la_mascherina]

And then last night I had that strange dream

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[sor_eye_ah]

It always makes me laugh, the reaction the rest of the world has to 'heat'. Being Australian, I grew up with heat. Summer, is hot and you watch your livestock sipping at muddy puddles that used to be massive water holes and the images on TV of sheep kicking their last breaths in the dust, a reminder of what it could be.

I think it's about time the rest of the world gets a wake up call as to 'something is very very wrong'.

[la_mascherina]

My friend keeps muttering, "End times" under her breath and "Harsh realm!" has become a commonly heard aphorism around me, but maybe we shouldn't joke. We have it easy compared to other countries, very easy, yet this minor heatwave, (minor compared to what it will augment to in future years) is still causing problems and not just with feeling a bit sticky.

[la_mascherina]

You’re right. *hangs head in shame*
It should’ve read - gazing on as the salty droplets make their tortuous way down the smooth, heated plane of my fair abdomen to shiver on the precipice of my naval before slipping over the darkened edge.
I was rushed for time. *smirks*

Ah Catholic, my favourite variety of sin

[la_mascherina]

Nit-picker!

[commonpeople]

I think England is even worse prepared than the U.S.'s east coast for rising temperatures. Not many places in London have air conditioning, it seems, nor do they seem to know that you should close all windows and doors if the air con is on. Plus, what's going to happen to the Tube?! It's already a disaster when the temperature hits 30, I can't imagine it being feasible for anyone to use it if Britain one day gets 40+

Mother Earth is getting ready to bring back the dinosaurs.