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[Gary A.]

Possibility of rain. But it ain't gonna happen.

 

[sm4him]

This everybody is markedly improved from yesterday. Still feel like I might hurl at any moment, and dealing with the remnants of a migraine that tried to creep in about 3 a.m., but that is STILL an improvement over yesterday.

Although, I did discover how far from "well" I am when I made the short (less than a city block; less than HALF a city block) trek from the parking garage to my workplace and felt like I needed a nap by the time I got to my office.

 

[Gary A.]

When it does rain, people stand on the streets and just sorta stare up at the sky.

 

[sm4him]

Possibility of rain. But it ain't gonna happen.

Actually, it was a beautiful sunny morning here too, finally. But clouds are already moving back in and more rain is expected before noon.

 

[Gary A.]

This everybody is markedly improved from yesterday. Still feel like I might hurl at any moment, and dealing with the remnants of a migraine that tried to creep in about 3 a.m., but that is STILL an improvement over yesterday.

Although, I did discover how far from "well" I am when I made the short (less than a city block; less than HALF a city block) trek from the parking garage to my workplace and felt like I needed a nap by the time I got to my office.

Man, that pretty sick. I hope the Transit Authority appreciates the dedication and gives you a raise. If I owned the Transit Authority I'd give you a raise.

 

[Gary A.]

Possibility of rain. But it ain't gonna happen.

Actually, it was a beautiful sunny morning here too, finally. But clouds are already moving back in and more rain is expected before noon.

In Spring, Summer and Fall a sunny morning here will translate into an overly warm/hot day.

 

[Gary A.]

Usually we have what is called a "Marine Layer", a layer of low hanging clouds, (combo of fog and overcast type clouds), that sweep across the coastal basin(s) from the very cold Pacific. The longer it takes for that Marine Layer to burn-off the cooler the day.

 

[Gary A.]

Makes for very cool nights, cool morning and warm afternoons, (as opposed to hot).

 

[Gary A.]

There are entire coastal ecosystems that survive and thrive on servicing their water needs via fog.

 

[Gary A.]

The coffee is good. The paper is a bit on the thin side.

 

[Gary A.]

I cannot believe what's happening in Texas and Ebola.

 

[Gary A.]

Seems that the hospital was totally unprepared for the disease.

 

[Gary A.]

Makes one wonder ... if a Houston hospital can't properly deal with Ebola ... how can one expect a hospital in Africa to deal with Ebola?

 

[Gary A.]

I saw a special on Tv last night.

 

[Gary A.]

About an American aid worker and her struggles in doing what she can to help those in the slums of Monrovia. God bless her.