Texture by Nancy Claeys, nc-0607, hard light
Wet is it NOT here today. Unless you consider wearing the air at 55% humidity, wet. Yesterday and today’s temps are in the low 90sF (32C) with a heat index of 100F (38C).
The Harvard Law states: Under controlled conditions of light, temperature, humidity and nutrition, the organism will do as it damn well pleases.
~Larry Wall
Linking up with Water World Wednesday
Peripheral Perceptions 
Hi Lisa, I appreciate the visit to my blog, so I am here to visit yours. When you live in the Eastern U.S. , it is always humid. I am so thankful for air conditioning.
What a great line: “wearing the air” ! That is worth quoting.
Quotations are one of my favorite forms of writing.
The picture of the flower is beautiful.
I am just learning a little bit about photography and how to use my Sony point and shoot.
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Thank you for stopping by Rob! I can’t imagine a day like this one without AC! Hope you have a great time using your Sony!
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Stunning photo the texture is perfect!
Thank you for joining Water World Wednesday
Kim,USA
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Lisa, this is absolutely gorgeous!
Lucky you with those temps.
We struggled to reach 60 today.
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Lovely photo. It was crazy hot and sweaty here today…and summer it not even officially here yet!
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Water is water! Love your photos and the great editing.
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Lisa, that photo is just STUNNING! Love the ‘textured effect’ because it looks like a PAINTING!
*two very enthusiastic thumbs up*
And same here, today it was sooooooo hot. Well, not actually hot, but the humidity was so high that it felt hotter than what it was. I used to live in Florida, so I’m used to it. Yet, I don’t like it. And when you live in a city, the heat and humidity is magnified because of the all the cement and brick buildings. Oy vey!
Stay cool, my friend!
X
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Love the quote, seems to be true. Even your flower is sweating! 🙂 Hope you find some a/c.
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You’re photos are amazing – always! The humidity is always the thing I dread about the summer here. We live in an area with one of the ‘least pleasant’ climtaes in Italy – cold damp, foggy winters and hot humid summers – the damp is can kill your spirit (but not mine 🙂 and the humidity just kills my energy levels …..
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