Baby geckos, dead cane toads and life sapping heat. Just another summer day in Brisbane.

I love geckos. I always have.

As I curious, wonder-filled child, I would watch them walk across walls like they were on the floor. I thought it was magic.

Not like 'the opposite of science' magic, but rather the 'life is so cool!' magic.

Cane toads, on the other hand, have not won a place in my heart. They are a beast of a pest that has caused so many issues across Australia.

They're better dead, but even then, they still disgust me. I wish there was a good solution for eradicating them, but no one has found it yet.

Both geckos and cane toads, and a myriad of other animals seem to thrive in this persistent hot, humid weather.

Me? Not so much much.

I mean, I cope okay, but on days like this, I'm definitely not thriving.

I got out of bed, and got in the pool.

I went for a walk, and got in the pool

I served a client (in the air-conditioning) and then got in the pool.

I recorded some videos (in the air con again), and, you guessed it, got in the pool.

As I did a slow walk, with @new.yhings, in the bush, after dinner, I reflected on how lethargic I felt. I'm sure part of it is still catching up on several nights of not so great sleep.

But I had to remember that being in this heat, with very high humidity, for hours a time, is, in and of itself draining.

So, now that I'm home, (with my hair still wet from getting in the pool 😁) I think it's time to watch some TV and relax before we attempt parkrun tomorrow, in similar, if not worse, weather.

Here's to air conditioning I can sleep and work in, and a backyard pool. 🙏

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