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Saturday, July 23, 2011

 

Parade honors Chevrolet's 100th Year

The Chevrolet was featured at the 57th annual Antique and Classic car parade, celebrating the 100th birthday of the Chevrolet Motor Car Company.
The cars were displayed at the Fairfield Crossings plaza.
In spite of the heat, many people stopped to look.
About 300 cars were displayed.
Sears was giving away free ice water and hot dogs... silly us! We had already eaten!
Seven Mile Fire Department truck and a Diamond T.
A Citroen and an Auburn (an 'action' photo).
The car I thought I couldn't live without, but did. I did have a silver 1988 Fiero for awhile.

Congratulations to Cadel Evans, the first Australian to win the Tour de France. Evans rode for the American Team BMC.
Tomorrow the Tour ends in Paris. Go to nbcsports.com/cycling for highlights of the Tour.



Friday, July 22, 2011

 

Good Grief!





The a/c cycled through the night...
not a good sign!


The outside air was warmer than the inside air when I hung the flag...
not a good sign!


And we are told that today is to be 'cooler' than yesterday!




This year's hottest day so far was Thursday, July 21, with a temperature of 97 degrees at 3:00 pm (heat index of 108). Thursday marked the fifth straight day in the 90s; it was the 10th 90-plus day this month... compared to seven in all of 2010.

I know, more than two-thirds of the nation was affected by the excessive heat on Thursday.

Darkness offers little relief
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported at a briefing Thursday that while the current heat wave has recorded 12 all-time daily highs so far this month, it also has registered 98 all-time overnight highs.
When it comes to a record high for a particular date, 1,279 locations have tied or broken daytime records this month while 3,128 night time highs have been tied or broken.

Good Grief!



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