It’s hot. I slept on the floor in Gia’s room last night, under the new ceiling fan Nikki’s dad installed for us. There should be one in our room tonight. We have our air conditioner sitting in the garage. I haven’t put it in the window yet, and we haven’t really needed it. If this heat continues, I might have to bite the bullet. The kids are cranky, hence, we’re cranky. We went out to the North Fork yesterday and had lunch at the Seafood Barge, a decent restaurant on the Peconic Bay. It was nice. The ride there and back, however, was anything but. We had a nice time for the few minutes the kids weren’t screaming their heads off. Apart from that, I hardly had any weekend. The LIBOR orientation class on Saturday was an all day thing. It was informative, but not very entertaining. I’d probably feel differently if I had a couple of real estate deals under my belt, but all in good time. It’s always nice to be reminded of just how much you don’t know. At least there was air conditioning. There was also ‘official’ confirmation of the fact that the market is changing. I suppose when the the former president of LIBOR who also owns a brokerage and manages a ton of agents says that the market is changing, there must be something to it. Regardless, people will never stop buying and selling property. We hope.