The 'Night Owl' Thread

[copycat]

It's 11:30 PM, and I'm all set for tomorrow, except for my pillow. You see, I don't sleep well on hotel pillows, they're too large and too high for my taste. Sleeping away from home is always a problem the first few nights, and the more I can make that hotel bed like the one I have at home, the easier it is for me to adjust.

It got up to 29oC today.  Explains the sunburn.

I don't need 29°C to get a sunburn, prolonged exposure to the sun at temperatures above 20°C is quite sufficient.

[Yonkey]

You see, I don't sleep well on hotel pillows, they're too large and too high for my taste. Sleeping away from home is always a problem the first few nights, and the more I can make that hotel bed like the one I have at home, the easier it is for me to adjust.

Really?  I always find hotel pillows to be too thin and wimpy for my taste.  But I agree with getting used to a new bed is sometimes hard.  Easiest is just to stay up late or tire yourself out during the day, so you just pass out from exhaustion.  

[copycat]

I always find hotel pillows to be too thin and wimpy for my taste.

You must have a really big pillow then. Tell you what, I'll take a photograph of a hotel pillow next week, afterwards I'll post it and then you can tell me if it's big and high, or thin and wimpy.

Easiest is just to stay up late or tire yourself out during the day, so you just pass out from exhaustion.  

Exhaustion, for me, is not a good sedative. And if I stay up late, I'm going to be exhausted during the next day, so that's no good either.

[koko_99_2001]

Just got in from dinner, movie, and bookstore/coffee/frappe hit with my family.  Mucho fun!  Contacts are now drying out...*blinks eyes furiously in hopes of moistening contacts*

Cat

[J-ROC]

And I thought you were fluttering your eyes at me...awwwh.  


It was hot again today.

I hiked up and then down a mountain in Banff National Park.  

I do not look forward to how stiff my legs will be tomorrow.

[Say]

I don't need 29°C to get a sunburn, prolonged exposure to the sun at temperatures above 20°C is quite sufficient.

omg, that bad?  

[koko_99_2001]

Technically, you can get sunburned in winter...as long as you're exposed to the sun...but who lays out in the middle of winter??

Cat

[Say]

hahah apparently bob ?

[J-ROC]

It's about 25oC right now, at 1am.  It sucks.
It's so hot.

Blah.

Gross.

[Say]

It's about 25oC right now, at 1am.  It sucks.
It's so hot.

that's nothing, 28ºC or 30ºC at night.... now that's hotz

[J-ROC]

That is hot!  But in six months time, it will be -40oC here.  Temperature extremes suck.

[Kimmie]

woohoo its 2am and im so hyper yet so tired...i guess i wont be gettin up till sometime this afternoon!  

[J-ROC]

I dunno how hot it is, but I don't care much now.  I have a faaaaan!  Wheeee!

On yeah, it's 12:45am.  

[Say]

it's 6 am here... fuuun...

[J-ROC]

I'm still blaming Cesar for it.  I had a little chat with him yesterday.  He was probably crying like a widdle baby so much that he couldn't respond.
(Or, he was just ignoring me...)

[InvertedSilence]

Mmm it was so hot here yesterday that I had to turn up my air conditioner...

And i blew the fuses..
Hee...hee

[copycat]

It's 01:12 AM, and 29,2°C here on the upper floot. When it was still light, temperatures exceeded 30°C here, but I stayed on the ground floor. Outside, in the shades, it was 29°C, I checked. I dunno what the temperature is/was in my room, to which the sun has absolutely no access (facing northeast, and shielded by nearby infrastructure from the east). It's not time yet to use the air conditioner in our house, we have sufficient sun-shielding outside (don't know how it's called) to prevent the sun from reaching the double-glazed windows and intensify its rays. When the temperature reaches 35°C (in the shade), that's usually when we turn on our air conditioner, which only services the ground floor.

[Louisiana Night]

Site of Night

George Strait

[copycat]

It's 10:35 PM, dark outside, but still 31.8°C uphere. I have no idea who George Strait is.

[Louisiana Night]

I have no idea who George Strait is.

Actually, I'm not surprised. He was the most popular Country singer, about 10 years ago. Country isn't that popular(as a rule), outside of the Southern US.