Tuesday, May 30, 2006
More visitors!
Last night, my friend Charlene, her mother, and her two daughters (age 8 and 10) arrived from a long drive across the US and Canada. We met on the first day of law school and we have been friends ever since. When we met we were both single moms and we had quite a bit in common. She has spent the last year in Arizona, getting her Masters in Law.
Now she is trying to find a job, and she got an interview in Montreal for today. Thus, her two daughters spent the day with Owen and I, joining us for lunch at Megan's house and then swimming at the JCC. Then we went to the daycare, as the girls went to the same daycare as Owen, so they wanted to see their old friends. That went well and now everyone is just relaxing and getting out of the heat.
We are having a heat wave. It reached about 32 degrees celsius today with a serious humidex of about 40 - which would be equivalent to 90-100 degrees f. (I think) This is not normal in May or early June. Before this, we had two weeks of almost solid rain so you should see the garden growing - it's like a tropical rain forest around here! I don't know if this is part of climate change, but it's pretty nice to have such warm weather for a change.
Now she is trying to find a job, and she got an interview in Montreal for today. Thus, her two daughters spent the day with Owen and I, joining us for lunch at Megan's house and then swimming at the JCC. Then we went to the daycare, as the girls went to the same daycare as Owen, so they wanted to see their old friends. That went well and now everyone is just relaxing and getting out of the heat.
We are having a heat wave. It reached about 32 degrees celsius today with a serious humidex of about 40 - which would be equivalent to 90-100 degrees f. (I think) This is not normal in May or early June. Before this, we had two weeks of almost solid rain so you should see the garden growing - it's like a tropical rain forest around here! I don't know if this is part of climate change, but it's pretty nice to have such warm weather for a change.
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Par usual, it is hotter than hades here already - lots of humidity, too. When you have 95 degree days with 50% humidity, buddy it is no paradise.
Other than that I live in the Garden of Eden...LOL
Glad you stopped by TT!
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Other than that I live in the Garden of Eden...LOL
Glad you stopped by TT!
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