A massive and dangerous heatwave is hitting North America today, so the heat is on.
When the heat is on, it affects what images I capture.
Tonight, when the meteorologists are fortune-telling that it’s going to be 95 degrees Fahrenheit, we’ll be meeting my son at the airport. He’s returning from a month teaching English in Jordan, where the heat is on.
The heat is on in “Vital Transformation” by John McLaughlin‘s Mahavishnu Orchestra from The Inner Mounting Flame .
The heat is on is Stevie Wonder’s “Blame It On The Sun.”
Not surprisingly, the heat is on in Glenn Frey’s The Heat Is On.
I’m curious about what you do when the heat is on.
No matter what the temperature is here, I choose to feel and express gratitude for what I have, including this blog and my readers (that’s YOU).
Stay cool Ann and keep hydrated. Will do the same here in Toronto.
So far so good, Carol! ❤
Now I want to read My Grandmother’s Hands by Resmaa Menakem. In a world that’s steadily growing overheated his thoughts on racism and healing seem like they could help cool us down.
Thanks for being such a cool cat, Chris.
A very warming read. Cool!
Thanks for the warmth of this comment, Peter!
i’m feeling a little cooler
knowing you are there, Ann!
nice having mahavishnu & stevie
to accompany my cooling morning 🙂
i always feel better
knowing there are
cool and warm people
like you, David.
thank you, Ann!
here’s some coins
to get some
more ice cream 🙂
The heat is on here, too! It’s following that advice that anything worth doing is worth doing to excess!
This comment was sizzling hot, Lisa!
I hope the unusual heat is not too hard on your unusual heart, Ann.
Thank you for your unusual kindness and consideration, my friend.
I hope you won’t have added humidity
We do, but we’re all still alive here. Thanks for your kind hopes, Derrick.
My dear wife Karen and I took a walk inside the mega shopping, dining and entertainment complex Destiny USA, which sits just a bit more than a mile or so from our house, Ann. We used their air conditioning on a steamy Saturday afternoon after meeting our friend for lunch in an equally air conditioned restaurant. When we got home, Karen braved the heat to go in the backyard pool, but I stayed inside our air conditioned living room to watch the Mets on TV.
Thanks for that smokin’ hot report, Mark. Michael and I ventured out for dinner at a Peruvian Restaurant near Logan Airport before we met Aaron arriving back in the U.S. from Jordan. Aaron said the heat here is much worse than in the Middle East. And that’s the way it was.
After a terrible storm last night, the heat here finally broke! The heat is OFF:-)
I’m glad to know it’s more comfortable there now!
I love this post, Ann! I hope you’re a bit cooler, if not in the outer world, in the indoor and mindful one.
I love your cool and mindful comments, Sunny.
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