One of the hottest days that I have ever encountered. 36\u00b0C outside, 31\u00b0C in the attic (with the fan going full-blast on the maximum position) and even 28.4\u00b0C on the landing downstairs with the front door and all of the windows open.<\/p>\n
In other words, it’s impossible to work. Instead, I’ve stayed up here sitting right in front of the fan. This morning, I did another radio rock show, just to show that I am still making some kind of progress at something, but this afternoon it was impossible to do anything.<\/p>\n
And it was just as well, for my promised circular saw never turned up. Instead, I had an e-mail from Amazon to say that Amazon “…n’a pas \u00e9t\u00e9 en mesure de vous le livrer en votre absence. Un avis de passage a d\u00fb vous \u00eatre laiss\u00e9, comprenant les coordonn\u00e9es de La Poste afin d’organiser une nouvelle livraison”.
\nIn other words, because I wasn’t in, my delivery couldn’t be made and there will be a notice somewhere telling me how to organise a new delivery.<\/p>\n
And here I am, never moved from my chair all day, and no-one has been and no-one has left any notice of their visit. I dunno who the couriers are (because there is no notice from them) but whoever they are, it’s quite frankly dishonest. <\/p>\n
Anyway, Amazon has had an earful from me this evening and they are going to try to redeliver it tomorrow. I shan’t be holding my breath.<\/p>\n
Apart from that, not a lot has happened. I’ve done very little but, seriously, it’s not the day to be doing anuthing at all.<\/p>\n
And it’s going to be even worse for the next few days. I’ll have to do something about all of this. A wet towel around the next might be a start. <\/p>\n
