Chill Miasma
It’s unseasonably cold this evening. Usually we swelter as we hide from the incessant caterpillars spring brings to the city. Tonight it’s got to be upper sixties. A typical New Orleans spring it is not. It did provide some of the least searing Jazz Fest weather I have experienced, which is all to the good.
Especially since my indenture in the servile industry means that seeing Dr. John Sunday was about it for me. Free time will occur once the fun has ended.
April 27th, 2005 at 4:41 pm
“Chill” and “Upper sixties” in the same sentence? Yeah, you do belong to the subtropical humid sort of folk in N’wauleuns, don’t you (still working on the proper phonetic spelling of my particular Yat accent)
April 27th, 2005 at 6:45 pm
It has been chilly at night of late. Then again if the temperature drops below 70 I’m looking for a sweater. For the past few nights, I’ve been donning a trenchcoat to go outside for a smoke after dark. Not that it’s a bad thing, in no time I’ll be missing the necessity.
April 28th, 2005 at 12:33 am
We are about due for a scortcher. The past few summers have been realatively mild. When ypu get temps like this at the end of April you can really see how out of whack the environment has become since the 70’s or so.
I guess no one listed to all the fluorocarbon warnings, now did they? Oh well, I guess that we did not see the old indian guy shed a tear on TV quite enough times for it to sink in.
Hey, at least it’s not Hurricane Season!