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Bring out the feather dusters

星期二, 五月 16, 2006

Spring has come and gone in a blink of an eye and summer has arrived with temperatures soaring into the low 30s (Celcius obviously, not Farenheit).

Air-conditioning isn't a dire necessity just yet - open windows keep the apartment sufficiently cool. But as much as I love the summer breeze wafting through my room, this being Beijing, the breeze also carries in huge amounts of dust. Every surface, tables, floors, stacks of books, is coated with a barely visible layer of fine fine sand.

Even my touchpad and keyboard feel gritty under my fingers.

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