Between August 1 and two days after the first freeze, I LOVE CONCRETE AND REFRIGERATED AIR. My hayfever is so bad right now. My husband is so kind he strips in the mud room after being outside near the milo so he doesn't spread pollen throughout the house.
The crop is beautiful this year. It is tall with great big heads. Each head contains about 3,000 spores of pollen. I'd say there's about 999,000 heads of milo out there right now. It's also a windy day. So I've been walking around miserably sniffling and rubbing my nose. Yes I take allergy medication. It's just no match for the millions of pollen spores out there. Not to mention the tons of ragweed merely a few feet from the front yard.
I'd take a photograph but it's dark. All you'd see is the beautiful full moon. Oh. And I don't want to go outside because of my hayfever. So you're stuck looking at a photo of wheat harvest. See our old, worn equipment?
I should live in a bubble this time of year. My only bright spot is that it is only temporary. The first freeze usually comes on Halloween. 65 days and counting.

P.S. this photo is of the famous "boy in the bubble." Wasn't John Travolta in that movie? I have vague memories of the huge TV event (back when there were just three networks).




