Mini-Heatwave

London is having a mini-heatwave. It's 27C, which is boiling hot for me.  I'm hibernating indoors.

I pray that it's cool tomorrow at the museum I'm working in tomorrow.  (I don't think they have air-conditioning). I will take my portable fan with me for support.

Stay cool, unless you're into this kind of weather. 😎

Photo of my faithful companion, Fanny. ❤️



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