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What can I say apart from the fact that my brain is fried, 23 degrees and it's only 0523 and it's set to rise to 35degrees, too hot to write because that involves sitting down and I end up with a sweaty bum, I apologize for that comment but it's true. The doctors say drink at least two liters of water a day which I do and spend most of the day in the toilet, this is a terrible way to start a blog but this heat is unbearable and will get worse next week. The weekend has gone quietly with only my wife, eldest daughter and yours truly, too quiet so much so that my brain has stopped working as usual. The whole world is basically the same with overnight strikes by the Russian hoards on the Sumy region in Ukraine leaving them without power, no air conditioning so just battery power and of course the old stand by candles, it reminds me of the blackout in WWII and here in Croatia during the war, so if you're in a war zone my advice is always have a good stock of candles handy. There's nothing much to say apart from the fact that our son is going to Germany next week to work for two to three weeks as the company he works for has a contract there so he and one other will be going there to work. Well I'm sorry I can't think of anything concrete to write about but maybe tomorrow I'll be able to focus better, that's all for today so if you enjoyed reading today's overheated blog then like, follow and share. Thank you. 

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