Things aronud here seem pretty "normal". It's hot of course, it's July. I sometimes muse about Sherman's troops in 1864 marching around in dark blue wool uniforms in this kind of heat. Many were from the midwest, and upper midwest. Cincinnati was pretty bad in July and August as well, more humid generally. I went running yesterday and it was tolerable around 11 AM, there was a breeze and the track is about a third shaded. I run on the track because the sand is a bit softer than asphalt and I know where I am distancewise. I usually see 4-5 other runners out there, but I noted only 1 yesterday other than me.
I figure it's great that I can run at all at my age. I'm certainly not fast.
There are five major construction projects nearby, but nothing new has broken ground in the past year, which is unusual. Several have recently finished and opened, several of the one UC have topped out, one tall one it up about ten floor, maybe another year from topping out. No new restaurants have opened in 6 months or so. I get some sense things are slowing down on the economic front, at least around here.
A new BBQ place is proposed about a mile from us, it sounds like a winner, or so says Utee. That would be good as Fox Bros. is a drive from us. We dined outside last night about 6 next door, the weather was fine, but I got some mosquito attention, no apparent bites.
What is happening in your neck (other than being sore)?
