In the 90s today here too. I went out early but by 8am I could feel the inferno coming on just like someone had turned on the furnace switch. I worked in the shade when I could and when I was in sun I had the hose nearby to take a slurp or give myself a splash. I ate a light breakfast of some plain yogurt and granola and later around 11 I had a small bowl of spaghetti-inferno leftover from my son's hot calamari dinner from Vincents Clam Bar. It felt like my lips were going to melt off, but the sweating may have helped keep me cooler because after that I wasn't bothered by the heat outside. At 2 I had crackers with some tuna salad. And all throughout the day I made an effort to drink a lot of water. So I think that eating lightly is helpful in reducing the stress on your bod from the high heat. In the winter a big bowl of oatmeal will stick to your ribs and keep you full for a long time, but outside in the heat you're better off with "lite bites", it just doesn't feel so heavy. Tonight, if I don't pass out in my chair early on, I'll water the hostas I moved around. In the shade I was looking at hostas so I divided some and dug out violets and put in the divisions. A good days work; done well and done right. T

Not to big of a deal - it might get all the way in the blower wheel and you will have to remove it. The worst thing is it could get stuck in the duct and you hear it flapping but is not going to affect the equipment.

Haha -- one of those times guys get to use more power and feel like a real guy. Just happy no one powereed the car off of the rock and into a fence or bulding. I've lived in that worled at times. Oue kitties lived nice, long lives. We had them almost 19 years and one was about a year old wen we got her (both shelter kitties). I can't complain, and I wasn't ready for another cat for a while, but I have been missing them lately. We'll see...... Merry Christmas and warm kittie snuggles to all.

I've ordered once from Houzz... apparently and thankfully I'm not getting these notifications or e-mails, unless they're automatically going to the "Promotions" folder on my Gmail account. Which I don't read. Oh, I've never gotten around to switching my Amazon account to my current e-mail address. I remember getting spam mail from something that said it was I-Tunes or Netflix or whatever it was about ten years ago... requesting money they said I owed... only those mails were going to an e-mail addy I never used with either of those services.