I’ve lived through lots of heat waves and droughts. Like every other natural event now, we've been bombarded with advice and warnings.
In the beginning of this 40 days of heat and no rain the universal advice was to draw curtains all day. So I sat in the dark, bored silly, until I imagined untold thousands topping themselves in despair. I opened the curtains and windows and sat in front of the fan, at least enjoying the view of sunlight and blue sky.
The other daft advice is to not brush teeth with the tap running during a drought. Each person is saving perhaps a litre of water, which is but a drop in the ocean of what we use every day.
What futile advice have you given up this summer?
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