Our
Location today is at Wildwood Golf and RV Park, McGregor, Ontario.
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Due
to my late posting last night it was past 8:00 when I had the chance
to see the temperatures this morning were already in the low
Seventies. There wasn’t much of a shock looking at the
afternoon Humidex either.
Compared to last year when we started with those back in the middle
of May and saw very few days below the Century Mark until the
end of September. That turned into a costly season because the AC
was being used almost continuously that entire time. We know that
sooner or later we’ll have to run the AC but we’ll avoid
it as much as we can.
Lower right corner is the forecasted Humidex for this afternoon. |
After
having breakfast we checked what there was on our Computers.
The forecast was showing an Alert for Severe
Storm Warnings for our area.
There
were a number of Blogs we follow that had not written in some
time so there was catching up to do. Once I had my inside chores
completed I was heading out the door while Kathy planned on staying
Home.
Someone
that we know suggested a Local
Shop
might just have what we are looking for so on the off chance that’s
where I headed. Since this place never advertised having such things
I really wasn’t disappointed when they didn’t have it.
Our Day Lilies have started blooming. |
I’d
also planned on visiting with Gay for a short while but instead of
taking the Main Road to his place
I took the unfamiliar Back Roads.
Before I knew it I was in the town of Harrow.
It has been ages since the last time I was there and was surprised on
a number of things that had changed.
After
turning around and heading back on County
Road 11 it wasn’t long before I was talking with Gay. He
and Bill were working on his Street Rod that he has been
working on for over a year. His hobby has helped him to get through
the loss of Lizzy just before Christmas
last year. It was her Living Wake that we delayed our
departure last fall so we could attend. I got some information from
him that will help our son Kevin when it comes to registering his
Street Rod. Gay unfortunately didn’t know where I could find
what I was looking for.
It
was shortly after noon by the time I got back Home.
Kathy was still handling the heat at the moment with just the Door,
Windows and Vents open. We had Tuna Sandwiches for
lunch along with a Yogurt Cup for dessert.
The
Heat was starting to get to Kathy so we did a quick check of
things we needed and headed for Amherstburg
in our Air Conditioned Car. Our destination was the No-Frills
grocery store. We took our time checking all the aisles
and finding almost everything.
We
headed over to Dollarama and
managed to find the missing item on our list.
Even
though our Temperature Gauge was showing 93 F (34 C)
the Humidex made it feel warmer.
We stopped at McDonald’s to get
a Blueberry/Pomegranate Smoothie to help us cool down.
We
made a quick stop at Kevin and Melissa’s. I gave Kevin the
information that I had gotten from Gay and we wished Melissa a Happy
Birthday. With the groceries in the Car we didn’t stay
long.
Our neighbour's Day Lilies. |
As
soon as we were Home we turned on
the Air Conditioning. Once the groceries were put away I
checked The Weather Network to
find the Humidex had reached 106
F (41 C). When you put up with the Heat that long
it slowly wears you down. With the AC going before we knew it
we both had Snaps (Short Naps). We had planned that I
would grill supper tonight but suddenly there was Rain and
Distant Thunder. It only lasted for an Hour but we
decided to simply have Toast and Fruit for supper.
When
we have cooler days we will be shutting the AC
to keep our costs down. Thank
you for following along and feel free to leave a comment.
Be
Safe and Enjoy!
It’s
about time.
Krackers
You
Might Be a Redneck If
You’ve
worn Zebra print to a funeral.
By 10 am I have to start using the A/C we are into the heat now.
ReplyDeleteIt amazes me to learn that Canada can have such high temperatures during the summer months. I do not know why I thought otherwise. Keep cool.
ReplyDeleteWe hold back on other things, so we can use the A/C.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if this weather is the "new" weather or just a fluke? I'm good in the rig up to about 82 degrees ... then the AC comes on.
ReplyDeleteBack roads can certainly turn you around, but sometimes a beautiful way to go! Sometimes you just have to bite the bullet and turn the ac on. No point in being miserable :)
ReplyDeleteWe have needed our air conditioning for the last few months but fortunately we don't pay for electricity :-)
ReplyDeleteThe day lilies are beautiful.
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