Out the window.
1.58 am and the body clock is not on track yet. It takes me at least a week to sleep normally after a long flight across the pond.
My secret is to sleep when I can and eat when I’m hungry.
I gradually get back to normal.
I have vivid memories of scrabbling in handbags for a left over biscuit when I woke up in the night in a food devoid hotel room. My mind was telling me its breakfast time. So I’ve just eaten a banana and I’ll work a little and probably sleep on the plane this morning.
My secret is to sleep when I can and eat when I’m hungry.
I gradually get back to normal.
I have vivid memories of scrabbling in handbags for a left over biscuit when I woke up in the night in a food devoid hotel room. My mind was telling me its breakfast time. So I’ve just eaten a banana and I’ll work a little and probably sleep on the plane this morning.
Heatwave.
THIS week is likely to go into the history books as one of the hottest on record, with Adelaide’s record all-time high temperature of 46.1C set to tumble.
Forecasters expect a top in the city of 46C on Thursday, on what will be the fourth day of a blistering heatwave and say the city’s all-time high temperature of 46.1C, recorded in 1939, could easily be topped.
A top of 45C is expected on Wednesday on the back of 45.1C on Tuesday – the fourth-highest Adelaide temperature on record.
I’ve aked Keith to put out water for the Koalas and the birds.
Forecasters expect a top in the city of 46C on Thursday, on what will be the fourth day of a blistering heatwave and say the city’s all-time high temperature of 46.1C, recorded in 1939, could easily be topped.
A top of 45C is expected on Wednesday on the back of 45.1C on Tuesday – the fourth-highest Adelaide temperature on record.
I’ve aked Keith to put out water for the Koalas and the birds.
45 degrees is about 118 F and in the mean time, I’m heading to the snow.
Libby Lehman.
A huge milestone has been jumped over as Libby Lehman is now able to go home and be with her family under her own roof.
Absolutely amazing.
Absolutely amazing.
Even up here the heat in Australia is news. Too bad for those tennis players.
I thought this would be of interest to you. It is a shorter link than the original article.
http://www.needlenthread.com/2014/01/from-embroidery-to-wood-the-bayeux-tapestry.html
How wonderful of you to pass the news about Libby L, Thanks so much .
Thank you for passing on the news about Libby!
While we are getting hot and others are getting cold, there must be a nice comfortable average somewhere!