Bicentennial Park HDRI (Photo credit: HD_Vision)
English: “Wade in the Water.” Postcard of a river baptism in New Bern, North Carolina near the turn of the 20th century. 日本語: 黒人教会の浸礼 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
It has been a burning few weeks. The National-New York TV weathermen announced with a sad face, that on the day summer arrived, so did the first heat wave.
Huh? We have measured heat and waves very differently. And we stopped counting. Once the brain refuses to count, it has been another hot one. And so what is there to do? Walk slowly. Watch children in the water fountains of Bicentennial park or what ever is on your TV news. Drink plenty of water.
Another channel is literally praying for rain. For our yards. Please do not get your prayers answered too generously. We had a fill of water in the flood. Fire in some states and flooding in others. If we can find the God-particle, why can’t we take water to the fires?
Update on Blog University -1
Yesterday’s post was a ‘featured post’ on Black Art in America (www.blackartinamerica.com). This website serves artists, collectors, and those interested in African-American culture. It was quite an honor to have my blog recognised so prominently. Check it out for news about events around the country.
Empathy
It is heart-breaking to see the ravages of fire, and the loss of power. Someone once asked,”Why don’t you just go somewhere else?” Why, indeed. Where?
Related articles
- Third Sweltering Heat Wave Of The Summer Settling In On Our Area (newyork.cbslocal.com)
- Heat, wind, fire, wind, drought, floods: this summer is ‘what global warming looks like’ (calgaryherald.com)
this year everyone is having a heatwave, last of all kolkata, where i live had a heat wave!!!!