Hardly a hot day at all

We had a very minimum heat wave. It lasted from the mid-morning until about 5 pm, reaching about 82 in the city. I took a little nap in the car around 2:30 and it was really hot.

But when I left work at 6:15 and got back in the city -- just 5 miles to the north -- a cool wind was blowing in. And I just took a walk at sunset over Bernal Heights and a nice cool breeze was blowing hard. It was just short of being foggy -- just sort of hazy-sunny. Update: Here's a picture I took:




That's my kind of heat wave. About 8 hours long.

Totally sprung

I took that picture Monday evening from Bernal Heights, which we live at the foot of. Our house is one of the specks of white in the middle of the picture near the tree branches. It was rainy all morning and then it cleared up. When I got home I walked up the hill to the park and took this picture.

That's the news today. It's spring. Unless you want to hear about how I have to get $3500 worth of work on my car. Didn't think so.

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