It’s so miserable the kitty boys don’t have the energy to squabble! Hiding in cool places and drinking water are the main activities for man and beast.
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No kidding! I’ve noticed the spots they do use are cool to the touch, so they do a good job of finding heat relief.
Also, I freeze water to make ice to put in their water. Dougy will drink the melt off, but Andy likesto lick the ice. If I break it up small enough, Andy will eat it, too, but that is rarely his preference.
You’ll not be surprised to hear that Louis Catorze wasn’t warm enough on that dreaded 38-degree day, so he went outside to sunbathe and drank virtually zero drops of water.
Crap! Everyone seems too hot except us. We still have cool and overcast. Next week the low will be 1C. Golly, how much cool can we take for a summer we look forward to for 8 months of the year.
A rain dance might do the trick, but that would require Andy and Dougy to expel energy. Maybe it will be cooler after a good nap. Purr purr purr.
No kidding! I’ve noticed the spots they do use are cool to the touch, so they do a good job of finding heat relief.
Also, I freeze water to make ice to put in their water. Dougy will drink the melt off, but Andy likesto lick the ice. If I break it up small enough, Andy will eat it, too, but that is rarely his preference.
So far it is been relatively mild in the heat department out here. I am waiting to see what August serves up.
You’ll not be surprised to hear that Louis Catorze wasn’t warm enough on that dreaded 38-degree day, so he went outside to sunbathe and drank virtually zero drops of water.
Crap! Everyone seems too hot except us. We still have cool and overcast. Next week the low will be 1C. Golly, how much cool can we take for a summer we look forward to for 8 months of the year.
Jean
Gad! It isn’t even near the end of summer!
I forget about all the folks who live in normally cooler climates and don’t have the luxury of A/C. Try to keep cool and hydrated.
I’ve done a pretty good job so far and haven’t had to turn on the AC yet. A simple fan has been sufficient.
When I first moved to TN I used to try to not use the ac, but things would start getting moldy in the high humidity.
Yes, lots of ice water for all the beasts in the home Doug! The country is having a summer swelter!
Same here, Kosmo has now his own apartment in the basement.
Hoping you cool winds!
Thnaks! I’m worn out by the heat.