The reason I asked is that I certainly didn't feel stifled last night and temp does effect me very much, but I had a very good night sleep, which I didn't have when it was very warm last week, and I live in a ground floor flat which tend to be warmer than ones like yours on the first floor, and this morning it certainly doesn't feel that bad at all
Does that mean you'll be out fishing again Eric? My husband's a fan -have tried going along with him in the past but find it too boring -used to take a book to pass the time...
Ya drowning worms was never my idea of a pass time either
And the weather looks great for the long weekend: low 20s and lots of sun. Should be a great Thanksgiving (unless you're a turkey ... 
) ..... Am going to do the turkey, trimmings, pumpkin pie thing this year. Everything grown and raised in Ontario ... washed down with a fine Ontario wine from Prince Edward County just down the road from here ... However, I will have Lancaster Bomber in the fridge.
Na Eric Fly Fishing by J. R. HartleyI might throw in a line ... one nice thing about reaching the age of 65 in Ontario is that one can fish for free, without a licence
I suppose the book that you passed the time with must have been that English classic: Izaak Walton's "Compleat Angler" (1653)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QW08Pr5z7GwIs that like fishing in your fly for your worm
Enjoy them while they're young -you'll miss them once they've flown the nest...
Jo's 13 months and just found his feet and wanders round like a telletubby and Tys 9 and too smart for his own good, should be fun in January/February when the new one arrives
Thought it was going to break my flaming windows this aft, hell did it hailstone
You should see the storms we get off the Alps--hailstones as big as golf-balls!
I can remember my old man telling me about hailstones as big as golf balls when he was stationed in Italy during the war mobertol
