Bangalore is now baking literally! something that i might have not written if i was writing it in the 90's! This is the time when all you can see are tabloids filled with pictures of summer dresses (which you are not so sure about.. because obviously its hot everywhere and you wouldn't want to step out of the house!), advertisements primarily talking about the soda or drink that can make you feel like sitting in a freezer( yeah! would have loved.. but not sure after i noticed a weird looking chicken in my friends freezer)
The heat here is getting unbearable (partially because i was recently told that the body temperature raises above average during maternity!)
Staying in one of the oldest areas of Bangalore, with loads of trees around is not helping
I am done! i have done almost everything i could! Switched my closet with cotton apparels (Yes! shopping!), taking a work from home too often to be okay (simply because i can stay in my PJ's) convinced my husband to sleep in the living room (With just the carpet), open all the windows that can pull in some air and cool the damn room down! but nope! its just not working.
Google to the rescue.. i read that adapting the Egyptian method of having a damp cloth on your bed and lying on it would help! (And you thought it was mummification? it doesn't seem too far fetched though!) . Anyway i try the method and Yes.. that does help until the husband complains that its making the bed stink! (Wonder where he is becoming so sensitive from! He still doesn't know that I get to have a word till this baby pops out! Not him!!)
3 straight days using this method and i start to notice rashes (Ahh.. Something that i hate now simply because a basic activity of applying medicine seems like an impossible task !).
Its day 4 and i am getting myself ready for office.
"Oh! You are not working from home today??" asked my husband surprisingly.
"Oh! They simply cant do without me in office! the project is going towards RED!" i retort trying not to look at him (Else i'll give it all away!)
The.office has an AC even in the bathroom! i'm dreaming while in the cab (Will not mind putting in extra hours too!) ;)
Sometimes.. Motivation creeps its way from the most unexpected thing!
The heat here is getting unbearable (partially because i was recently told that the body temperature raises above average during maternity!)
Staying in one of the oldest areas of Bangalore, with loads of trees around is not helping
I am done! i have done almost everything i could! Switched my closet with cotton apparels (Yes! shopping!), taking a work from home too often to be okay (simply because i can stay in my PJ's) convinced my husband to sleep in the living room (With just the carpet), open all the windows that can pull in some air and cool the damn room down! but nope! its just not working.
Google to the rescue.. i read that adapting the Egyptian method of having a damp cloth on your bed and lying on it would help! (And you thought it was mummification? it doesn't seem too far fetched though!) . Anyway i try the method and Yes.. that does help until the husband complains that its making the bed stink! (Wonder where he is becoming so sensitive from! He still doesn't know that I get to have a word till this baby pops out! Not him!!)
3 straight days using this method and i start to notice rashes (Ahh.. Something that i hate now simply because a basic activity of applying medicine seems like an impossible task !).
Its day 4 and i am getting myself ready for office.
"Oh! You are not working from home today??" asked my husband surprisingly.
"Oh! They simply cant do without me in office! the project is going towards RED!" i retort trying not to look at him (Else i'll give it all away!)
The.office has an AC even in the bathroom! i'm dreaming while in the cab (Will not mind putting in extra hours too!) ;)
Sometimes.. Motivation creeps its way from the most unexpected thing!
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