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We've had easterly winds the last couple of days, bringing us wildfire smoke. It's not nearly as bad as in, oh, Spokane, but I was sneezing quite a bit this morning (while Adrian and Cattitude weren't), and my eyes are not delighted.
OK, the workout can wait until tomorrow (we're supposed to get westerlies, off the Pacific, again by this afternoon), but the numbers don't look bad enough to mean I stay indoors altogether. I had nothing specific planned today, and "hang out with my beloveds" doesn't involve a lot of physical exertion.
*I went out in the snow a few years back, and it turned into blizzard at just the wrong time. The few winters right after that were bad; the weather here is different enough that it's hard to tell how much is healed, but I did okay in Boston last winter. (On the other hand, there was so much snow I didn't go out much that week.)
OK, the workout can wait until tomorrow (we're supposed to get westerlies, off the Pacific, again by this afternoon), but the numbers don't look bad enough to mean I stay indoors altogether. I had nothing specific planned today, and "hang out with my beloveds" doesn't involve a lot of physical exertion.
*I went out in the snow a few years back, and it turned into blizzard at just the wrong time. The few winters right after that were bad; the weather here is different enough that it's hard to tell how much is healed, but I did okay in Boston last winter. (On the other hand, there was so much snow I didn't go out much that week.)
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We've got that smoke down here, too. Looking forward to the westerlies. For some reason it was clear early in the morning, then the smoke came right back for the rest of the day.
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