puffy clouds and drive-thoughs
This morning I detected a break in the pollen, and just so you know, there were strings of small puffy clouds in the sky, so there wasn't an inversion layer, according to last night's theory.
It could also be that the pollen is past its peak. I can, however, still detect individual palo verde trees if I get too close and will stay far away from places that look like this:
In other news, according to this, drive-thoughs make you fat and create a lot of extra pollution, so they're bad. The article goes on to mention that the very first McDonald's drive-though showed up in Sierra Vista (about 70 miles from here) in 1975, but it says here that drive-throughs have been around since 1947 or 1948.
It could also be that the pollen is past its peak. I can, however, still detect individual palo verde trees if I get too close and will stay far away from places that look like this:
In other news, according to this, drive-thoughs make you fat and create a lot of extra pollution, so they're bad. The article goes on to mention that the very first McDonald's drive-though showed up in Sierra Vista (about 70 miles from here) in 1975, but it says here that drive-throughs have been around since 1947 or 1948.
posted by missmolly at 7:15 PM
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