Wednesday, August 04, 2010
Day 1625 - Midweek and Midlife
Greetings, Bloggy Middlers!
Here's a photo of some eggs cooking in their egg rings in a frying pan.
I don't use the egg rings very often, but they certainly do work!
And speaking of frying pans - it is supposed to be at least 100 degrees this afternoon, the hottest day so far this year. Blech - too bloody hot!
It is boiling outside, but freezing inside at work. Even the men are bringing jackets into work to wear in the bitter cold!
I have a sweater, a cardigan, and a shawl to wear as needed at work. Some people have blankets and even snuggies in their cubes! You know that is such a waste of energy in addition to being uncomfortable.
Class today at lunchtime - wish me luck! TTFN!
# posted by Karen @ 8/04/2010 05:05:00 AM 
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I think Champion has the best sports bras I've had. I also have some cheapos from Hanes that don't connect in the front, but I think they might have some. I wear them a lot, especially after I had read about trying to keep your lymph nodes in good shape by not wearing bras with wires in them.
# posted by 
: 8:33 AM, August 04, 2010
: 8:33 AM, August 04, 2010
Karen that's what I hated about living in DC area--froze inside roasted outside. Seeing those temps I don't feel as bad about our summer fog and 60's.
Do you have air conditioning or fans at home?
Do you have air conditioning or fans at home?
# posted by : 10:47 AM, August 04, 2010
: 10:47 AM, August 04, 2010
When people talk about freezing in work or home air-conditioning, I brag about you and Charlie keeping your temp at home on 76!
Nancy, it's usually not too hot here--hint, hint!
Marcia, maybe I'll try a Champion sports bra.
Karen, I was surprised to see those egg yolks staring at me on the blog! What inspired that?
Nancy, it's usually not too hot here--hint, hint!
Marcia, maybe I'll try a Champion sports bra.
Karen, I was surprised to see those egg yolks staring at me on the blog! What inspired that?
# posted by : 6:28 PM, August 04, 2010
: 6:28 PM, August 04, 2010
The frying pan was a 'heat inspiration'. Hot, Hot, Hot. It was 102 here in Columbia with a heat index over 110. Too bloody hot!
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