Texas in July

[gamlain]

Firvulag wrote:

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Sadly I am the one who's gotten stuck with the night shifts. But I have managed to get out and do a few things. Toussad's is interesting, and somewhat creepy, for example.

Also, downtown Dallas is surprisingly empty at 9 pm. Although Ottawa's nightlife is kind of dead too, and the less said about my hometown the better. I guess I've been living in Montreal too long.

Oh and Logan, I apologize for briefly doubting you about the heat. You and Mr Cronauer were understating things. However, I've been assured by one of our client's employees that things won't be so unseasonably cool this coming week. Yay?

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Firvulag: You can treat that last as less of a brag than a warning. I know it's hitting 98-99 degrees right now and occasionally touching 100...but for the last several years, by this time of summer it has been hitting 104-105 nearly every day - and when it was doing that, it stayed in the nineties a lot of nights; waiting till after dark stopped helping much.   For those of us living here it only just now feels like really being summer...but once it starts doing this, unless theres a moment of rain, it can get back to that mode quite fast. Keep water with you if you go out during the day - even if you're planning to stay in the car.  Think real hard about doing that at night too.