Hello, gentle readers!
It’s a beautiful, sunny Sunday afternoon in Phoenix …and I am hibernating
in my house because it’s just too darn hot outside! I have the air conditioner
on (couldn’t live without that), the ceiling fans, and several floor fans, one
of which is blowing directly on me.
The dogs are hibernating with me (one is sprawled
on the futon behind me, where the cool air from the ceiling fan hits. The other
is asleep on the love seat, again where the air conditioning and the floor fan blow
cooler air…no dummies, either one of them). Lacey, my big girl, will poke her
nose out the doggie door…if it’s too hot, she doesn’t go out. Pepper will
venture out, but not for very long.
Actually, hibernating is normal for me. For them,
too. I am not a fan of the heat so, why, you’re probably asking yourself right
now, do you live in Hell’s Furnace?
Several reasons, actually.
Despite the heat and the fact that I’m a water
person (oceans, lakes, rivers…yeah, I miss that living in the desert), I love
it here. There is a beauty to this landscape that defies imagination unless you’ve
seen it. The skies are a brilliant blue for as far as the eye can see, and the
sunsets are simply gorgeous! It’s the perfect place to get inspiration for my
western romances.
Lastly, my DH likes the heat and hates the cold so
here I am, sweating despite the air conditioner, ceiling fans, and floor fans
(could be a hot flash, too…I still get those).
Why else, besides the heat, am I hibernating? I’m
practicing “butt-in-chair”, which means I’m writing, working on my latest
project, a western historical romance with a very humorous twist (which I’m hoping I can
do well).
And that being said, I should get back to it…
Until
next time, remember to spread kindness wherever you go.
Marie
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