Maitta! Always - Daily Amazing Confusions -

It's possible that rainy season ends in the beginning of July, even in Tohoku - I'm talking like this with my mom. It's already been reported that rainy season in Kanto and Koushin area has already ended. Hot weather has been continuing also in Sendai since the Thursday before last.

Finally got home, relieved that I've got finished safely the work for the week. I checked the thermometer at the entrance. "29C (84F)." I said to myself. "It reached 37C (99F) in the day" I doubted my ears. Didn't she mistake the indicator of the thermometer, 35C for 30C? She continued "the thermometer of the air conditioner, with digital display also indicated 38C." Looks like it was that hot around home when I was away. In the day I was near Sendai station, and it was burning hot there too.

Summer heat in Sendai continues. Looks like hot weather continue for a week, with temperature over 30C (86F) on weekend.  I barely escaped from heat stroke, but still I feel weaker than usual. Keeping on being careful, taking water and minerals before I feel thirsty.

I have a tendency to have a bad sleep after making a lot of speech. I hope to sleep better tonight, making every effort to relax, after a meeting of adults with developmental disorders.

Monthly report for this month has been over. Looks like I did well enough, especially in my speech. Now I need some rest, for I pushed so hard that I called that "overload mode", and my heart is still slightly beating.

Yesterday and today it was really hot for the time of this year, with temperature over 30C (86F). It is going to be as hot as today, almost all through this week. I hope my body will get used to this heat.

Today it was really hot for this season. The thermometer at the entrance of home indicated 32C (almost 90F), in the afternoon. I ran an air conditioner in my room, with power off timer. Once the air conditioner turned off at 6p.m. the temperature of the room rose to 30C. Tomorrow it's going to be as hot as today, so I need to continue to be careful of heat stroke.