It is 66.2 degrees Farhenheit outside of the Airstream (at 7:38 am).
You've just gotta love that first cold front that makes it all the way down here!
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Ahhhh.
Posted by: Susan Tomlinson | 02 September 2009 at 08:18 PM
It is wonderful, isn't it? We swelter up here in the Upstate, too. It will be very hard when the heat returns, as we have many more hot days left, I am afraid. I can remember, growing up in Virginia, that I wore a sweater on my first day of school. I hold on to those thoughts when it is so hot!
Posted by: Sheran | 03 September 2009 at 09:21 AM
Susan, exactly!
Sheran, it is most definitely wonderful. I grew up in Virginia too - and remember sweaters when school started. Most people I know down here are quite happy when August is over - it's a relief!
Posted by: Pam | 04 September 2009 at 10:17 PM