I've now moved into planning a business - something that will help get some bills paid off while I'm still working and will supplement the retirement income (AKA Social Security) after I stop working. I am going to do workshops for Early Learning Professionals - but I had no idea how much went into planning, not only the workshops but the business it's self - wow!!
And now, getting back to summer. Oh, haven't I been there yet? Well, it's been a HOT one!! I've never been one that enjoyed really hot days, but as I travel through those crazy menopausal days of personal heat coupled with the really hot days (I mean like 110 one day), it's been nasty!!
Now some of you from warmer climates might say, "oh that's not hot! It's like that here every summer", need to understand I am a West Coast girl all the way! I grew up in the temperate climates of Southern California - a beach community no less. Our temperatures were almost always between 50 and 78 degrees, depending on the season. Then moving to Oregon, we have real seasons here by comparison, but the hot summer days are usually one three or four days all summer and, maybe, in the 90s. This year we had five days in the triple digits that started with a week in the upper 90s and was followed by a week in the upper 90s. And today there is rain. Not so hot, but oh so humid.
And my poor ol' menopausal body is just not liking it....
I understand those personal summers! LOL We have had a HOT summer, too. I won't complain about our many triple-digit days because we are in the desert Southwest and at least it's dry. I'm not too big on the heat either, but I think your humid 90s are tougher than our dry 100s. The good news is fall is on the way! Blessings!
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