AYLA: Yeah kittehs, the thermometer passed over the 100F mark yesserday. At 10:30 am. In the shade!
And the radio-signaled digital thermometer (also in the shade) agreed. 102...
So guess what TBT wouldnt let us do. If ya guessed "go out" ya got that right!
Thank Cod it is 72 inside the house!!! As strange as it may seem, the "heat pump" is a very efficient air conditioner. We don't know why, and don't care. Ya can get a long annoying explanation from TBT iifen ya want one). But he says our total energy bill (we are all electric here) in Summer is about $150-200 green papers per month and he is happy with that. Winter is not so good, it gets up to $400. But we and he live in here 24/7, so he pays it, and WE sure arent complaining. We asked once about why the "heat pump" costs more fer heat than coolth and he yammerred along about it til we all left the room, so don't say ya werent warned...
He is watering the sunnist part of the lawn for the first time in years (its planted just last year and is still fragile)! 3 hours now and the ground is hard as a rock... We cant figure that out. Water costs like only $40 a month and he CRINGES every time he uses it outside...
Mebbe he hates that he cant keep it... Who can unnesrstand Bein ways? Purrsonally, he could pave the whole front yard an it would be fine by US. WE never go there.
But TBT hisself is crazy. HE werks outside in this HOTS. He was werking a minor project to hold the fence gates together. He made some turny thing to hold the gates together when he was on the wrong side of the latch (dont worry, it makes sense - details iffen ya ask) but it is so hot the construction glue wouldnt set...
It just stayed like frosting onna cake... MOL! Well, not that we get frosted cakes, but we have seen pictures. He never saw that before and says he hopes he never will again!
But thats not OUR problem. WE are stayin inside and waiting ta see the Evil Skwerls bake and fall outta the trees. We would run outside briefly fer THAT! Or a baked birdie on the deck. But out and in real fast, the deck is HOT HOT these days...
Stay frosty (cool and watered), friends!