It was melty again today, and a steady 85 degrees inside the house, even with windows, shades, and curtains closed. I really miss the central A/C at my former homes in both Lowell and Tennessee. It’s on the list for this house and moving up the ranks quickly. Historically, I haven’t been very bothered by heat, but so far, this year is killing me already.
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| Turkeys in the neighborhood. |
Tomorrow is supposed to
be in the 80s by noon when the dance troupe takes to the unshaded stage area at
an outdoor festival. In preparation, today we changed our costuming from the
heavy long skirts to lighter fabric skirts and cut the dance list from five
dances to four. We like what we do, but aren’t really interested in heat stroke
while doing it.
The contractor stopped by today to pick up a check and while
he was here, still sweating from the job site he had just left, he installed
the window A/C unit in the bedroom for me. The room is currently chilling at a
more comfortable 75 degrees for overnight, while the rest of the house continues
to hold steady at 84 degrees. Kiki is puzzled about the bedroom door that has
never before today been closed as the room chills.
A decision will need to be made about the overnight bedroom
climate control. Keeping the door closed and the A/C on will require Kiki to be
on one side of it or the other. Any restrictions on her mobility and access have
been imposed by her. For example, she refuses to walk into my bathroom. She only
goes about two feet into the kitchen for food and water and scoots back out. She
hasn’t seen a closed door since Lowell. This new development could be interesting.

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