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When I finally could, I did. It was down to 76 when I started, up there. It was slightly overcast and 84 outside. I hit it like a rock. Burning. Hot all the time. I had the fans doing what they could. It was right at 12:30 when I went down, I called the V.A. to at least leave a message.
No return from the V.A., but being a Friday, that isn't an absolute surprise. Slightly unusual, but if someone was to take a vacation, or long weekend, Fridays and Mondays are king. And in this weather, I might guess they have fewer visitors, on top of the whole coofid affair keeping the usuals away. A good time to slip off to a cool fishing hole, or resort, or wherever seems better than in highland deserts, in high summer, with little or too much to do.
About four hours later I woke. Just too hot, at 82 up there. Outside is 90. The front room here is 82, the center room is 76. After I wake, I'll check rabbits again. Food, water, who knows. But they really don't go through as much of any of it as they do it milder and definitely cold weather. They can easily handle the cold, but they do eat and drink madly.
My skin is burning, my eyes are dried out. But at least the eyes don't feel like sandpaper on top of things. Desiccated, too hot. Not sure what to do. At least I am not being crushed by a need for sleep I hadn't been able to obtain for a while there. I'd like to game, but... I don't think I can focus. I won't remember what I did, or what I am trying to do next. I suppose I will check up on some posts others put out, see if anything makes sense.
I'll set an alarm, get to the rabbits in an hour or two? Something like that. Later.
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