#daughterofwind

thanks <3. and yeah, working on the food now and trying to calm down. I’ve been surfing the net about all this, but ya know, putting my life down on a piece of paper and having to face how little i’ve done is kinda overwhelming. and thanks for the offer to read. 

That sounds utterly vile...

Possibly. I feel a bit... bewildered about all the gushing. It’s not like with Star Trek when the haters immediately wakes up and barges into all threads telling the rest of us how bad a show is. On this everyone seems to agree that it’s the best thing since sliced bread, and I just don’t get it.

That makes me feel less than an alien, so thanks.

It’s not easy to change this kind of stubborn weather pattern, no. I don’t really look at weather forecasts any longer because it’s just same thing all the time. It’s all about whether it’s going to be 30 or 35 (or worse), and quite frankly - I don’t care. It’s hot and sunny and rain either ends up in Denmark/Norway or in Poland, not here. I don’t expect any change until autumn. Then this heat will have to give way, even if we don’t get any rain.

Considering that people don’t take the no fires ban seriously, or even light them on purpose, I think we’ll see more of them. 

The other day there was a rain front moving in over Bornholm from Poland, but did it reach us? Hell no. The only thing we got was overcast, a humidity at 90% and 85F. That sucked. Fortunately we’re back at normal humidity now for this year, hovering around 50%, so it’s okay. We can open windows to get a proper draft through the flat at night too, which cools things down to a decent level. It’s been pretty windy actually, so even if it’s hot, the wind is strong enough to act like a fan, which is nice during the night. The downside with this wind is that if we get a wildfire, it will spread very fast and become a monster in no time. People don’t seem to understand how dangerous it is, and has not been obeying the ban on fires unfortunately.