Chill Out

[owlor@meow.social]

@davidrevoy It's not a coincidence that many of the cultures who experience intense heat on the regular also has a tradition of a midday nap of some kind.

[agturcz@circumstances.run]

@davidrevoy Word!

[miawinter@mastoart.social]

@davidrevoy I mean, if I'd sit at home in full wizard getup when it's this hot I'd probably also wouldn't get anything done

but then again, the easier it is to get into bed to nap..

[yon@sakurajima.moe]

@davidrevoy Needs a cooling spell gone wrong

Stay safe over there!

[lamecarlate@pouet.it]

@davidrevoy Yeah, cats are always right!

[ozzelot@mstdn.social]

@davidrevoy I also took lots of naps when the heatwave peaked over here.

Stay safe!

[gynux@the.goofs.space]

@davidrevoy Well, what I'm wondering is how anyone can sleep with a cat (or any living creature) on the arm with that heat...unless carrot body temperature decrease so much during a nap that it's like an ice pack

[tanavit@toot.aquilenet.fr]

@davidrevoy

That's me.

[elrohir@mastodon.gal]

@davidrevoy Northern Europeans who used to look down on Spaniards when the global warming hits^

[freyja@freyjas.org]

@davidrevoy@framapiaf.org how can they fall asleep in that heat??? thats magic, and you gotta share that spell

[pitwenkin@mastodon.opencloud.lu]

@davidrevoy is it possible this comic should have been released 2-3 weeks earlier, and the explanation as to why it only came out now is in the comic itself?

[knavemurdok@mastodon.social]

@davidrevoy cats do be sleepin’ though.

[fullywoolly@mastodon.social]

@davidrevoy just woke up from a nap in said heat. I'd say you nailed it.

[crimsonfall@mas.to]

@davidrevoy can confirm in this Texas humidity

[argv_minus_one@mastodon.sdf.org]

@davidrevoy

Somebody needs to brush up on her ice and wind spells. Hot weather's no trouble when you've got a big block of ice in your house and a firm breeze circulating the air around.

Fun fact: some large buildings have huge blocks of ice in their basements, which they generate by freezing water with refrigeration powered by cheap nighttime electricity. The ice is then used to cool the building during the day. This will probably go away when solar power becomes more common, but still neat.

[argv_minus_one@mastodon.sdf.org]

@davidrevoy

(I say it will probably go away when solar power becomes more common because, with solar, electricity at night comes from a battery, so using it to freeze water like this would be inefficient. With solar, you'd want to do things the old-fashioned way—run air conditioners during the day—because that's when there's plentiful sunlight with which to power them.)

[konqi@mastodon.social]

@davidrevoy really Hot! The colour really intensifies the hotness ️

[toonlink@fandom.ink]

@davidrevoy Aawww, that carefree little stretch. The cat wisdom never fails.

[dekablack@mastodon.social]

@davidrevoy And that's why cats are so popular as familiars for witches