Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
And don't forget the fireflies! I saw them again in my yard but prior to moving from Texas to Ohio I hadn't been seeing much of them.
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Summer
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Yerda
Veteran Member
Sadly don't get fireflies here
Long days.
Comfy temps.
Verdant grounds.
Engine shows.
Fresh pesto.
No salt on the roads.
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Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
That is too bad. My yard in Ohio is full of them but it wasn't full of them in NE Texas.
We're getting plenty this year.
RestlessSoul
Well-Known Member
The seemingly endless hours of daylight; though we’re well past the peak of that now.
Swimming in the mixed pond at Hampstead. In winter I use the more Spartan men’s pond, but in summer I go with my partner to the intimate mixed pond where the trees and vegetation overhang the water, and families of ducks and moorhens venture out from the banks.
Summer fruit; cherries, peaches, plums and raspberries, some of the latter from our allotment.
Having the windows at home open all day and night; even when the neighbours are up late and noisy, it’s life, bring it on.
London, outside the tourist packed centre, is half deserted and the roads are empty during the school holidays when people are away. It’s current 7.30 on Sunday morning and the usual background hum of traffic from the North Circular Road is silent.
Swimming in the mixed pond at Hampstead. In winter I use the more Spartan men’s pond, but in summer I go with my partner to the intimate mixed pond where the trees and vegetation overhang the water, and families of ducks and moorhens venture out from the banks.
Summer fruit; cherries, peaches, plums and raspberries, some of the latter from our allotment.
Having the windows at home open all day and night; even when the neighbours are up late and noisy, it’s life, bring it on.
London, outside the tourist packed centre, is half deserted and the roads are empty during the school holidays when people are away. It’s current 7.30 on Sunday morning and the usual background hum of traffic from the North Circular Road is silent.
Thunderstorms! I absolutely love them. But that's about it, at least this year.
We had that awful heat-wave—which, incidentally, combined with the hot-flashes I’ve been having, made it all feel much worse—so I ended up spending a lot of time on Zillow looking at potential places to live far, far north of here.
But yeah, I'll take the thunderstorms any day (tornados need not apply).
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We had that awful heat-wave—which, incidentally, combined with the hot-flashes I’ve been having, made it all feel much worse—so I ended up spending a lot of time on Zillow looking at potential places to live far, far north of here.
But yeah, I'll take the thunderstorms any day (tornados need not apply).
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It's been warmv/ hot for a few weeks now, getting hotter each day. Today will be the hottest day of the year so far, edging up to 39c (102f). Too hot for me, i did outside chores before 8am, now I'm staying indoors for the day.