Summer Came Sizzlin' In
Yipes!
It has gone from raining and unseasonably (10 degrees below normal on a good day) to flirting with 90 degrees. Now I like warm weather, I adore sunshine and I seem to have a decent tolerance for hot weather. But this sudden shift? Nuts!
Can't work in the yard in this heat, not without a nasty heat rash at the minimum.
So thought I'd work inside the house and finish setting up the "home office". Nope. When you buy one of those metal storage shelves and the holes to put the bolts through do not under threat or pleading line up you are pretty much s.o.l. This sucks. The whole move to a remote worker status thing sounds fairly good on the surface until you have to make the thing work. I'm just glad I have a house with a basement if I were still living in an apartment there is no way this would be feasible.
Work on that paper? Maybe. Right now I am too pissed off at the way the rest of the day has gone to be able to focus much on that. Do not want to come across as too cynical in a paper about self-reliance and responsibility for an ethics class.
It has gone from raining and unseasonably (10 degrees below normal on a good day) to flirting with 90 degrees. Now I like warm weather, I adore sunshine and I seem to have a decent tolerance for hot weather. But this sudden shift? Nuts!
Can't work in the yard in this heat, not without a nasty heat rash at the minimum.
So thought I'd work inside the house and finish setting up the "home office". Nope. When you buy one of those metal storage shelves and the holes to put the bolts through do not under threat or pleading line up you are pretty much s.o.l. This sucks. The whole move to a remote worker status thing sounds fairly good on the surface until you have to make the thing work. I'm just glad I have a house with a basement if I were still living in an apartment there is no way this would be feasible.
Work on that paper? Maybe. Right now I am too pissed off at the way the rest of the day has gone to be able to focus much on that. Do not want to come across as too cynical in a paper about self-reliance and responsibility for an ethics class.
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