Well, yesterday was a scorcher here in Central PA. My upstairs would have been unbearable without the air conditioning. When I left the house to go to work at 1 PM, the outside temp was 100 (F). When I took the on-ramp to 81 West, the temp had climbed a degree to 101 (F). By the time I took the exit ramp to get to the store the temp outside my car was 102 (F). And it got hotter. The air conditioning was on in the store, however they dimmed the lights to offset the electrical expense. As a result, there was no power to the machine we use to cut blinds. C'est la vie. When I drove my car out of the parking lot to go home, our outside temp was 104 (F). That's hot.
Right now our outside temp is 81 (F). The high this afternoon is expected to be cooler than yesterday. We're only supposed to go up to 100 (F).
And work was slow yesterday. I did get a measure, just before I left. This doesn't mean we weren't going to be hitting our plan. We were making buckos galore thanks to everybody coming in to buy a window A/C unit.
Even though today's going to be another scorcher, there are things that need to be done. I have to go to the post office, buy groceries, and put gas in the car. Hopefully, I'll get all of these chores done before the temps get too hot.
I went to see Supergirl. I thought it was decent. It's doing okay at the box office, but not great, I suspect because audiences were expecting a variation of Superman. You know? Fighting for truth, justice and the American way? Kara, Clark Kent's cousin, was well into her teens when her parents sent her to Earth, unlike Clark who was sent as a baby. Supergirl is not the "all American girl," though she does fight evil.














