Wireless Fog

Tuesday, Jun. 29, 2010 - 12:00 a.m.

We have our fog back, at least out here on the coast.

The fog is our natural air conditioner, and when most San Franciscans are forced to do without, we are reduced to laying on the carpet and panting like dogs if it gets anywhere above about seventy degrees Farenheit.

I bet you didn't know we did that here. It's a well-guarded secret.

And when I go to band practice in Vacaville, it's frequently fifty degrees warmer over there, and climbing out of Alan's air-conditioned vehicle and into the heat is like being slapped in the face.

Nevertheless, it's fun to work on music; and the trip back to The City is always a relief.

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If all goes well, by this time tomorrow, John and I should be blupping along on a DSL connection.

Please keep your digits juxtaposed for us at around 8:00 pm San Francisco time.

Thank you.

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All right. That's it. Have a good Tuesday.

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