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Guilt Post

Now that I have invited some people to actually read my blog I am feeling the pressure to actually write something down, even when nothing has popped into my head so far today! The purpose of this post is to tell all of my many readers, all two of you :-), that I may not post each and every day. I sometimes post several days in a row and then skip a week or even more if the urge is not there. Just know it is a sometime thing and not an every day thing.

Today in Dublin it is supposed to be over 100 degrees, this is only our second hot spell of the summer so we can't really complain.

Weather for the next 5 days:

5-Day Forecast for ZIP Code 94568

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday
102° F | 60° F
39° C | 16° C
101° F | 59° F
38° C | 15° C
94° F | 57° F
34° C | 14° C
90° F | 56° F
32° C | 13° C
91° F | 56° F
33° C | 13° C
Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear

On days like this I stay home and huddle under the air conditioning :0 By Friday I'll feel safe going outdoors again though so I may take the opportunity then of going on a nice long bike ride by myself. Going with Serenity or Lora is fun but I don't get very much exercise at 6 year old speeds.

That is it for this morning, I'll post more later if the urge strikes, for now I need to wake up Serenity and take her to school.

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