I'm going to die tomorrow.

[twilight33]

No doubt about it.

It's currently 60 degrees, I'm wearing my fleece & am a happy camper.

24 hours from now I'll board a plane to AFTERNOON TEMPERATURES WILL SOAR ABOVE THE CENTURY MARK AGAIN TODAY AND FRIDAY...WITH HEAT INDICES TOPPING OUT BETWEEN 105 AND 108 DEGREES. AND TO MAKE MATTERS WORSE... MORNING LOWS FRIDAY WILL NOT DROP BELOW 78 DEGREES IN THE ADVISORY AREA.

Yeehaw. Been nice knowing everyone.

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[tim-wright.livejournal.com]

Oh, to be you and to feel a little warmth and sunshine....

[twilight33]

.. and isolated t-storms & humidity levels that I have no clue how to deal with.

At least I'll be in class 8-5 every day. It's getting lunch that scares me.

[tim-wright.livejournal.com]

Maybe you should leave the fleece at home?

Light clothes, short sleeves, skirts and shorts if your comfortable in them, and stay away from hats with little copper rods sticking out of the top.

And liberal use of the shower and the hotel pool (take that suit).

But that's sledgehammer hot, so move slow, drink lots of icy cold beverages, and think cool thoughts.

You'll do well.

[twilight33]

It amuses me that they recommend bringing an umbrella. I guess since they've already received tuition payments, they can then zap the newbies off?

I'm still debating if Texas can handle how pale I am & inclined to think a cool whirlpool bath at my hotel room might be a better plan.