I think we hit 48 Celsius with the Humidex in Ottawa today. That’s what? (48-4) x 2 +32 = 120 Farenheit. When I stepped out of my air-conditioned office at 4pm, I felt like I was instantly swallowed by intense heat. It was so hot it almost hurt. It was alarming. On a day like today, it’s hard to believe Ottawa is the second-coldest national capital city in the world (Mongolia’s capital is a little colder).
It’s definitely not hat weather, but Fiona sent me photos of her kids wearing the strawberry hats I knit them for Christmas.
This is Gavin wearing BOTH hats.
Here’s Jonas, wearing one hat.
And here’s Fiona and her boys.
Yesterday our pool was 91 degrees. With no heater or blanket on!
Aha! Irrefutable evidence it was hot out yesterday! (It’s good to know it wasn’t just a hot flash.) Anyway, what’s this about a blanket? Pools have blankets?
Cute hats and even cuter photos!
What’s that about a heat wave? That’s kind of odd because it’s considerably cooler over here right now. Hmmz….Girl, you stole our heat wave! Give it back 😉
Oh and there is no need to do maths when you are converting temperatures just go here
Dakota, nothing would give me more pleasure than returning your heat wave to you! Please stop by and pick it up!!
Oh I so love the strawberry hat. Is there a pattern on the net for an adult version?
Hi Kat – there’s a very similar free strawberry hat pattern here: Strawberry Hat .
I think you could just use bigger needles or extra stitches to create it in an adult size. Good luck, and I hope to see a photo of you in your strawberry hat someday.
The link doesn’t seem to be working but I’ve found the pattern. Thanks.
Thanks for letting me know about the link Kat. I’ve fixed it now.