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[melwil]

So, they think it will reach 41 degrees celcius today . . . !

This morning, I woke up at 5am, drenched from head to toe. The air inside the house felt so stale, even though being a hlaf built house there's plenty of air able to get in. Outside, initially at least, it was cooler, the air flowed more readily.

We all seem to have headaches. Mine only comes into effect when I move. Which is a little problem, seeing I have dancing today *g*.

The warm air feels thick and wet, like you're swimming without water. It presses against you like it has form.

And we drink a lot of water, and settle ourselves in front of or under fans and somehow teach ballet lessons with no jumping. Then we go to places where we think the air conditioning might help.

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[sangerin.livejournal.com]

I remember heat and tights and leotards, and the only good thing being that at least your hair is off your neck. And your limbs grow even heavier than usual and the water everyone desperately wants is spilled on the floor. And ice melts faster than it should and the water heats up in the pipes, and the air closes in around you and doesn't let go.

I hope the air conditioning does help.