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It's been a week. It has been a week. Everyone I know, everyone across in Scotland, in England,

the Netherlands, they're dealing with baking, hot, roasting heat waves. In Ireland, for the most part,

where I live, we've had rain. We had one day of heat, right?

And I was supposed to take my big girl to this Disney soccer thing with the UEFA.

Something where the bit it got cancelled because they were like, ha ha.

It's supposed to be 29 degrees Celsius.

So we feel like that frying a bunch of four to seven year olds is probably not a good idea. So obviously gets cancelled.

And then I was off, you know, a good few days during the week. I was like, yay, I'll get to enjoy some of this beautiful heat wave and sunshine and stuff. And it rained. It rained. So it's

actually really hot today. And I can't put the fan on.

I have a big standalone fan.

I'm fairly certain it was made in the 90s.

Maybe the 80s, it's very old but it works very well.

I haven't been able to turn it on because when you really hear it,

so if I had it on it would just be

through the whole process.

And you're welcome for that impression of a fan.

But yeah, there's been like a massive heat wave,

but also what I've noticed a lot because obviously I live on the internet

is that a lot of people who live in sort of warmer climates and, you know, hotter countries,

that they're just like, well, it's so hot all the time here. We don't know how you can't

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