Ping : Emily and Sharon and anyone else with the constant heat

I saw that on the Weather Channel this morning!!!! All I could think was "oh, my poor Beverly!!!"

If it makes you feel better, it was 103 here yesterday. Right now (it's

And I have just come out of the sewing room where I've been wrestling with a swoat made out of 9 wool and 2 blend sweaters. Whew!!

Sharon

I had to leave the family picnic early, the (now required by a new RX) sunblock was melting and streaming into my eyes. Gah!

Better you than me. Here it did cool down enough overnight to make things pleasant again.

Pin that sucker (pun intended) and hold it down for the count!

One of the reasons I love, love, love my sunblock. It's dry and goes on with a brush.

Dry or lotion, if your own sweat is running down your forehead and into your eyes, it will probably transport some of the sunblock with it. (Yeah, I SWEAT, no genteel "perspiring" or "glowing" for this gal.) :-}

Horses "Sweat", Men "Perspire", Ladies "Feel The Heat" JPBill

We're still setting a record for the most number of consecutive days of 100+ degree temperatures. It began on August 1st and this is the 21st.

I thought surely it was cooler yesterday morning, when I went to the eye Doctor at 11:15, and mentioned it to DS. He told me it was because of a light breeze and I suppose he was right, since there was no breeze when we left the office and I could feel the heat.

It is forecast to go all the way down to 99 possibly next weekend; but no rain is expected, except a few scattered showers, hit or miss, throughout the area.

Emily

I'll concede that, since you have perspiration flowing down into your eyes, but my experience is that lotions have a higher "goop" factor.