27th August two thousand and sixteen
The coffee made now, it its quarter past eight in the morning.
Bright sunlight is a norm up here, the only time the temperatures
are comfortable is in the early morning. The rest of the
day is first hot, and the evenings warm. August
meahtemawam Mediterranean.
The wife and the son are still asleep, the son is
now twelve and he likes to sleep long.
Ap 'n 'he mountains, high above the sea, it is pleasant,
it is cooler. The sun still blisters down on unprotected
face, arms, and legs, but the air is cooler, more
breathable.
Nowadays
On Saturdays.
Nowadays, the only animals kept up here are dogs
and cats, cats strangely sociable. Quite unlike the cats
in Germany, die Haus Katzen, which would start a fight
with any other cat doing to encroach upon their territory,
property.
even farmers are up later.
Three clatters at the hell bell mean
'it is now a quarter to mine.
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