Cold and sunny. Our high was 37F, after a nightly low of 28F ( Read more... )

And Christmas fades, and Hanukkah begins (first time on the same day since 2005).

A sunny day. Our high was a not even remotely Christmasy 60F.

Kathryn and I did almost nothing today. We exchanged a few presents and ate candy and watched John McTiernan's Die Hard (1988) and my personal favorite in the series, Die Hard With a Vengeance (1995). Yes ( Read more... )

Sunny today and a little warmer. Our high was 90F, with a heat index of 95F. At my daily 4 p.m. walk, you could feel the difference ( Read more... )

Sunny today. Our high was 91F ( Read more... )

And today we get storms. They'll be gone by tomorrow, but it's going to be a rough evening. Our high was 76˚F.

And I had a much better day. I slept a while six hours, and I actually managed to write this morning. The new Tinfoil Dossier story progresses. I also saw Steve White's final artwork for Living a Boy's Adventure Tale (the novella for the ( Read more... )

So...anyway...cloudy today. Our high was 68˚F, and now it is 67˚F ( Read more... )

Sunny this morning. Cloudy this evening, but no rain, not that I'm aware. Currently, it's 85˚F, with the heat index at 86˚F. Our high was 86˚F, with the heat index at 87˚F.

I feel like I need to apologize for the long, rambling rant of yesterday. I'm not apologizing for the content, the message, but I'm fairly sure I did a sloppy job of presenting ( Read more... )

Mostly sunny today. The return of the sun, after Ida, has been a relief. Currently, it's 84˚F, with the heat index at 85˚F. Our high was 86˚F, withe the heat index at 87˚F. Dog days done gone ( Read more... )

A bright and sunny day. We made it to 87˚F, I think. Then, just before dusk, a thunderstorm rolled in. It is now only 72˚F ( Read more... )

Rain. Rain. Torrential rain. Thank you, Delta.

Another mostly unremarkable day. No afternoon comfort film. GW2, instead. I only get comfort films on weekdays.

Part of the day was spent studying the lithological and chemical signatures of low-oxygen and anoxic conditions in marine and esturine environments ( Read more... )