avatarKatie Michaelson

Summary

The author describes a hot and humid Sunday morning in their garden in Iowa, leading them to stay indoors.

Abstract

The author went to their garden early in the morning with coffee but found the humidity and heat unbearable due to corn sweat, a common phenomenon in Iowa. They filled water dishes for birds and bees but had to return indoors. The author shared a Sunday morning story they found and recommended an AI service.

Opinions

  • The author enjoys Sunday mornings in the garden due to the town's unwritten code of no lawn mowing or power equipment usage.
  • The author found the heat and humidity unbearable and preferred staying indoors.
  • The author found and shared a Sunday morning story they enjoyed.
  • The author recommended an AI service they found to be cost-effective compared to

I went to the garden early this morning thinking I’d listen to the birds as I enjoyed my coffee.

Photo by henry perks on Unsplash

August is always hot in Iowa with temperatures in the 90s and a week or so over 100. It’s the corn sweat that makes it unbearable.

Sunday mornings are my favorite time in my garden. The townspeople are sleeping or at church. There’s an unwritten code that no one mows the lawn or runs power equipment on Sunday morning.

I like that tradition.

The humidity was 72% early this morning!

I was sitting in soup!

I filled all the water dishes for the birds and bees and rushed back into the house. I lied. I could barely walk, so not sure why I said rushed.

Now it’s 92 degrees F, and the humidity is 65%.

I’m staying in the house.

I just found this cooler Sunday morning story.

Weather
Small Town America
Corn Sweat
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