oh
oh, the heat!
an image of snow
to cool off
posted by Bill | 6:02 AM
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16 Comments:
Yes it has! That image of the snow keeps melting in my brain.
the heat has been getting to us both :)
i will take your advice in future
thanks bill
Brrr! I feel chilly already. :)
Glad I could be of help, guys.
air condition does the trick, too :)
but i still prefer heat to hypothermia
you're already ready for winter????
hmm.. we all need that indeed..
Up here in Canada, some are still wearing long underwear. :-)
I'm embarrassed to admit we haven't had many hot days, but you know how it is with the hot sun on me pate. Anyway, solve your summer complaints by calling up an image of what you'd be complaining of if it were winter.
this reminds me of Christmases when I lived in Malawi!
I couldn't even find snow peaked mountain in HP!
Thanks for dropping in, Juliet.
Gautami, you can never find a snow-peaked mountain when you need one.
Oh, this chilliness --
said the beer cans
in the ice-box!
:-)
Hey, tikkis. Been listening to beer cans again, have we?
well done!
as Aurora said it: "...I feel chilly.."
best wishes,
Angelika
And when things get cloudy in Oberhausen, Angelika, you can imagine yourself back in Kyoto.
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