Salt gets in your eyes

[swill]

I know you know about the weather. Still, Wednesday was absolutely ridiculous. As David pointed out later that night, when it is deathly hot on a minutes-long walk to work at eight in the morning, that is fucking hot. After we all agreed on this, we then drank several cups of extremely hot tea

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[soakingsympathy]

So even though the power went out, you still had to stay at work to watch UNDER THE TUSCAN SUN?

brilliant!

wait, aren't you really close to washington, d.c., where sleater-kinney's show was cancelled because it was so hot some kind of important electronic audio equipment blew out?

[swill]

Not at the moment, but I was last week lying on my p-rents' couch. Are they coming back to make up for it, even though they're trying to say farewell?

[jessicapancakes]

Under the Tuscan Sun, dorky mom movie, but surprisingly good.

I'm so glad I'm in Seattle right now. Our heat wave lasted approximately a week and a half and never hit 100. Of course nobody here has air conditioning so... yeah.

[swill]

Doesn't it rain coffee there too? (yuk yuk)

It was indeed surprisingly enjoyable! I almost want to rent it on my own to see the end. And then, I don't again. Maybe I'll read the book. This of course after finishing How Stella Got Her Groove Back.

[king_herod]

Personally, I enjoy House Majority Leader John Boehner's (in German, it means "beaner") (R-OH) response to the (global warming influenced) heatwave striking D.C. at the moment, "It would be nice if they could get you a little more air conditioning up here."

Also, I'm thinking of being a fake William & Mary student again sometime later this month, so perhaps we shall run into one another and such...

beanie

[swill]

Whenever I run out of reasons to smash my forehead, I can rely on your politician quotes. We should definitely meet up when you are faking out around here!