SUMMARY: Friday night thoughts for the weekend.
It was still 88F outside at 7:00 Friday evening. Strawberries & whipped cream for dinner.
Reports from early arrivals at the trial site, Quail Lodge in Carmel, report that the site is gorgeous and the temp was 65 and slighty foggy. Awesome.
Both dogs did some bar-knocking drills and some serpentine drills. Too hot to do much else, or for very long.
Tika seems fine in most respects today, except that certain things make her yelp. :-( Still, she's running full out, jumping cleanly, tugging of war in her most fervent manner. More rimadyl, more massaging.
My showerhead just broke. Aughhh! In a heat wave on a friday night before an agility weekend! Sheesh. I have a hand-held sprayer alternative, but I have just learned that one must be coordinated to avoid continually spraying oneself in the face. Sputttppfff!
Tomorrow: Gamblers, Standard, Jumpers (both dogs need Qs! Really!), Steeplechase round 1 and 2, and Pairs.
Sunday: Snooker, Grand Prix, and Standard. And home early? One can dream.
It's 8 p.m. as I write this, and I need to be in bed *now* for that 4 a.m. arising. It will be to *#&@ hot for me to get to sleep right now. I would be lying there, oozing sweat into my sheets. Eh, sleep is overrated.
Boost's ears occasionally start to stand up, giving her a puppyish charm. Never lasts long. Maybe the heat makes them rise.
Too darn hot...
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Actually, it probably *is* the heat that makes Boost's ears rise. She's holding them up/open to radiate more heat. You'll also see birds resting on wires and twigs with their wings held a little up and out from their bodies in this kind of heat. Think of it as the moral equivalent of you pulling your hair up into a ponytail to get it off your neck.
Our highs have been in the high 60's here. Unheard of in Michigan in July. I don't want 90 or 100, but high 70's would be nice...
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