We aren't doing anything much these days. It is usually in the 104-110F temp range (40-43C) so staying inside in the a/c is pretty tempting. We have some new houses being built in our neighborhood for first time in at least 5 or 6 years. This isn't a 'development' where you see a builder doing 8 or 10 at a time. These are 1 acre lots (something over 4,000 sq. m.) so it's not like your back fence is right in your face. There is plenty of that in other parts of town. Of course we don't have a golf course and we have to have our own well for water.
I had a doctor's appointment the other day and when that was over I called my wife to see if there was something I should be picking up. She didn't answer. Well, that is kind of worrying. When I got home I discovered she'd fallen and twisted her toes! We decided to check with her doctor and they suggested an x-ray and darned if she hadn't broken two of her toes! So now she is back in her wheelchair for a bit. It does slow you down when you cannot walk. And it gives me a lot more to do. LOL
We've been having a nasty infiltration of bugs lately. They are mostly extra small cricket like critters. For some reason they really like our front door area. It is on the north side of the house and covered so I imagine it is cooler there than other places but it is really just nasty. I've been sweeping it every day and they just keep coming. Here's from a couple days ago where I'd swept them away from the door but not off the concrete quite yet.
We did have a nice sunrise the other day.
Then yesterday I had to go to the store in the mid-afternoon. I pulled the car out of the garage and it was raining! I was so shocked I had to go back into the house and tell my wife. Of course this is Nevada and rain on our house doesn't mean rain a quarter of a mile away. Sure enough it was dry as a bone by the time I got off our street. There was this rather nice rainbow though complete with the moon peeking out from under the cloud.
I guess that's all the news from this corner. Thanks for stopping by. Keep washing those hands and stay away from the sick people!
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