So I live in a part of the world that is currently experiencing a lot of wildfires. I’m not in any immediete danger, but my town has been covered in smoke for days. Every time you go outside little piles of ash get kicked up.
Its bad, both because of the damage to nearby places, and also because no one feels well in all this smoke. Everybody is having some breathing problems and everyones head hurts.
I am no exception. Its hard to have any energy, as I’ve had this tiny headache for weeks. Plus its still 100 degrees.
Ugh. Strong tea is called for.
This is really nice stuff. Not overpowering, but a firm presence in the cup. Just what the doctor ordered.
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Hey Rosehips, glad to hear you’re safe. My friend was evacuated from her home last week and evacuated again from her boyfriend’s in a different town. Last year when the Napa and Sonoma fires in California were raging, I had to wear particulate respirators in San Francisco and use an inhaler. If you can afford a HEPA filter for your residence, they work wonders. Hang in there!
That’s a really good idea. I should look into it!
I hope you are safe and that the air quality isn’t too bad where you are.
It’s so terrible these fires keep happening so much!
We ran into that in Tornado Alley some years back. Air quality from all the debris and blowing insulation fiber was lethal.
Hey Rosehips, glad to hear you’re safe. My friend was evacuated from her home last week and evacuated again from her boyfriend’s in a different town. Last year when the Napa and Sonoma fires in California were raging, I had to wear particulate respirators in San Francisco and use an inhaler. If you can afford a HEPA filter for your residence, they work wonders. Hang in there!
That’s a really good idea. I should look into it!
I hope you are safe and that the air quality isn’t too bad where you are.
It’s so terrible these fires keep happening so much!
We ran into that in Tornado Alley some years back. Air quality from all the debris and blowing insulation fiber was lethal.