Staying steady.

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Right, pretty much, where it was when I first looked, at 90 to 91, a very good thing.  Warm enough to get you, when you step out.  But it doesn't quite pummel you into the dirt.  Just... lets you know it is summer, and you are out in it.  How I handled it, as a child, is a whole other thing.  Then again, I wasn't ill.  We didn't have ac, and even fans were limited.  Those square fans, and only like, perhaps, three in the house?

Colorado summers were hot, too.  But less humid.  Not quite Utah arid, but definitely not Iowa humid either.  Though, hot?  I am thinking more like in the mid 80s?  On the plains, near the border with Kansas.  I think so.  There were hotter days, but they were rare.  And, we had storms more frequently.  But, summers were longer?  The growing season was longer, more like Iowa.  Though elevation makes a difference.

When younger, though, humidity just doesn't mean the same thing.  Younger and healthy, you can push on through.  There are limits, of course.  But youth and health grants you much more than age and illness can provide.  I keep trying to push through, but it just isn't going to really happen.  I'll just have to make do with work in the spring and fall, and just survive the other seasons.  Mostly.

Yea, I'll get a shower shortly.  Then restart dishes.  And, then, get laundry for tomorrow.  My favored pants have both been used and need to be washed, as well as the shorts I prefer.  And, a couple of tshirts to be ready for... whatever.  I'd like to get most of my summer clothes ready and together.  And, when fall hits, get them put up for the year.  Some things, like my pants, do double duty.  I just wear long underwear or such, in the winter, to compensate.  But shorts go up.  And, I think, now that I have more long sleeve tshirts, I will be putting short sleeve tshirts up.  Or most of them.  Sometimes short sleeves still work.

Anyway... first a meal.  I am thinking fresh veggies, pork roast, and a fatted coffee.  Nothing fancy, but it works.  I have stopped using protein.  I am wondering if that is the problem with my arm, shoulder, joints?  I'll give it a few weeks, or month, off, to see.  If the problem remains, I will stop blaming protein powder.  

Yes, food, then a shower, then on to some work.  Later.