(new pottery by Gary Rith)
(love that song from Third World, 96 degrees in the shade)
I have never had an air conditioner. Wait, the summer I moved to Chicago in 1988 I had one. It was also the hottest on record up until then, most days over 90, most days over 100. I remember it was late Ocotber before it was NOT scary hot. Of course, future summers in Chicago were hotter....
anyway, people come to Ithaca in summer because it is so pleasant. A little too hot to be pleasant now, and no AC in the house. The lady on the radio said it was 100 yesterday, and our temps here showed the same. The river behind the house blows wonderful breezes all day long, thankfully, because the kiln is on today---headed to 2200 degrees, the studio will be wicked hot, 120 plus. I think me and the wife will hide in our basement and watch movies tonight...
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8 comments:
Lookit them pigs! Flyin'!
I knew it would come to this!
Hunker down in that basement.
Tell the wife to freeze a water bottle and stick it down the front of her bra. That works well!
You're a brave soul, Gary. Living here without AC is suicide (literally), but your work requires heat so that makes up for the good temps you normally get. Your work is lovely.
Wet 2 washcloths. Put one in the freezer and the other on the back of your neck. Swap them every 20 minutes. Works very well for me. :-)
That is waaay too hot! Sending "cool" vibes!
Your new pots are awesome as always!
And this is why you are both so thin???? I must remove my a/c. asap. :)
I think I might be tempted to skip firing up the kiln for a few days :)
Wow, really love the pottery Gary. Really wonderful and whimsical! Dog pics with you are really great! :) It's hot here also.
We have air conditioning in the house and studio. I am afraid if we didn't it would kill us literally. Never needed it when we were young, but we do now! sigh....
Awww. That little beagle is so cute! It was gross hot here for awhile, but we're back to reasonable hot.
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