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Don'cha just love that?
We all observed, during our next showers, that, indeed, there was not enough hot water. The water would reach a certain temperature—barely a few degrees north of tepid, hold for a bit, and then run cool… Cool like that first poolside toe-dip at the end of spring.
Now, ordinarily, in the dead heat of a Louisiana August, cool would be a pleasant reality. I am here to tell you that, despite my parents’ polite assurances that the water temperature was more than fine, “cool” in the shower stall of an air-conditioned home in which all the shades are closed against the sweltering heat of late summer is nevertheless decidedly not pleasant.
On Monday morning, I made the call. The maintenance man for our leasing company would be back with me the following day.
Friday. Multiple tepid showers. No maintenance man.
Goose bumps. Shrinkage. Sniffles. A slick on the surface of all kitchenware.
Looks like we’ll be “camping” through the weekend.
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