Surviving a week of crazy weather...
Monday, July 22 (day 203)
Camera: Canon EOS 800D, 18-55mm Canon lens
Some art supplies I got last week Friday
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Tuesday, July 23 (day 204)
Camera: Sony XPERIA L1
My friend Lunie gave me a sticker for my netbook, so it's no longer plain :).
She also gave me one for my laptop, but I didn't have that with me at the time so I stuck it on later :).
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Wednesday, July 24 (day 205)
Camera: Canon EOS 800D, 18-55mm Canon lens
Pretty sure Goofy was also boiling in the 38 °C degree at 11.20 in the morning! I will put up a post about my two day trip to France somewhere next week :).
Outfit of the day
Hat: sur-la-tête
Glasses: Theo
Dress: H&M
Bag: H&M
Belt: Moda
Fan holster: Poormans Gold Label
Totebag: Loungefly
Popcorn bucket: Disneyland Paris
Flip flops: Puma
Backpack: Fjällräven Kanken Big
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Thursday, July 25 (day 206)
Camera: Canon EOS 800D, 18-55mm Canon lens
Cheap public transport tickets for the entire bus-RER-train network of Ile-de-France due to the heatwave.
Belgian public transport can learn a thing or two from their French counterparts!
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Friday, July 26 (day 207)
Camera: Canon EOS 800D, 18-55mm Canon lens
The sun on my popcorn bucket is very, very apt for the weather...
Damned heatwave!
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Saturday, July 27 (day 208)
Camera: Canon EOS 800D, 18-55mm Canon lens
It started raining so it cooled down, finally, by a LOT. And suddenly getting 20 degrees less, even in summer with 23 degrees remaining, it still sucks.
Damned crazy weather!
Loa cat doesn't care though, he just continues napping whenever and whereever he feels.
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Sunday, July 28 (day 209)
Camera: Canon EOS 800D, 18-55mm Canon lens
My little container of watercolour tubes :).
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I know everyone said it, I know it was all over the news ......
ReplyDeleteBut it was so, so, so warm :( I got to over 38 degrees in Manchester, I can't imagine how you felt knowing it's much worse the further south you go. I hope you and Bert were OK.
Thant's such a good idea the French have about cheaper public transport during higher temperatures and poor Goofy, I couldn't do that. They work so hard.
It really was boiling hot! Far too hot! It got 44 degrees here! It was being insane! I still don't know how we survided, but thankfully we did! Without sunburn or heatstroke thankfully!
DeleteI think public transport everywhere should have ultra cheap heatwave tickets!
Yeah I really felt for the show and parade performers, and the CMs, too. It go even hotter later on in the day, too. And the next day, when it was even hotter than the day we were there, they still did the 11am performance! The rest did get cancelled though, and I totally understand why!