First off... it is a common myth that Austria is perpetually covered with snow, in as much as Seattle is perpetually raining. It's currently 27c in my office right now which is markedly better than the 32c that is outside. Still, when people see me in nothing more than shorts and a t-shirt at work and ask why I am soaking wet, I feel some explanation is in order. I am not sure if it is the explanation or my translation of the explanation into German that is funny, but people laugh. All I tell them is people from Seattle are made of Ice Cream and generally melt at anything above 15c. It's days like this when the -20c to -30c of winter seems like a distant dream.
I don't like heat. When it is cold, you can always put more clothes on. When it is hot, it is hard to get more than naked... even if it is publicly acceptable here. (note to self - go to the river more often while it is hot and take in some visual relaxation)
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Usage of the phrase "absent-minded professor" is common in the English language. Like the phrase itself implies, it is used to describe someone who is so engrossed in their 'own world' that they fail to keep track of their surroundings.
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Has to be better than 100 degrees F and thick yellow smoke from the CA fires.
well, the conversion formula for C to F is (C * 9/5) + 32 = F. So, in this case, 32C = 89.6F, so, yeah, not 100F, and yeah, no smoke apart from what can be found rising from my bbq.
:)
Hot here to my sweet nephew...try waddling around with this big tummy, ankles swollen and chasing two boys...all I can say is thank goodness for air conditioning! P.S. naked is good..yes, go enjoy the eye candy at the river.
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