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		By: Lily		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://www.adailylee.com/2018/07/16/5-dutch-summer-things-i-love/#comment-245&quot;&gt;thecedarjournal&lt;/a&gt;.

I completely understand! You were not harsh at all! This is my 2nd year in Holland so I do hope I get the entire experience someday. Where I used to live it was 114 nearly every day in the summer so when it&#039;s mid 80s here, I find it a relief! I also came from one of those huge California houses so living in an flat is a dream come true. Cleaning is only 30 mins of my day and I can dedicate the rest to reading or writing. To each their own! I love hearing different viewpoints so please don&#039;t hesitate to share more!]]></description>
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<p>I completely understand! You were not harsh at all! This is my 2nd year in Holland so I do hope I get the entire experience someday. Where I used to live it was 114 nearly every day in the summer so when it&#8217;s mid 80s here, I find it a relief! I also came from one of those huge California houses so living in an flat is a dream come true. Cleaning is only 30 mins of my day and I can dedicate the rest to reading or writing. To each their own! I love hearing different viewpoints so please don&#8217;t hesitate to share more!</p>
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		By: thecedarjournal		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 17 Jul 2018 09:31:14 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://www.adailylee.com/2018/07/16/5-dutch-summer-things-i-love/#comment-244&quot;&gt;Lily&lt;/a&gt;.

Thanks for being understanding to my view point.  I felt maybe I was a bit harsh and this morning I wanted to reach out and retract my statement.  I have lived here for a longer time and the rose colored glasses and all the newness that you find is refreshing and yet, I find it sad as there is so much to Holland you have not experienced.  You will get there.  I have a different view point of the weather as I come from the upper Midwest- this is HOT to me.  Comfortable is 60 degrees with moisture.  It must suck living in an apartment.  I would hate that living here and being cooped up all day in a very small space (not that our place is big)  but you are living in the best part of the polder. NV has lots to do and now that bus 397 goes straight to AMS there are plenty of things for young people like you to do.  Again, I apologize for being so blunt.  Enjoy the weather.😬]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://www.adailylee.com/2018/07/16/5-dutch-summer-things-i-love/#comment-244">Lily</a>.</p>
<p>Thanks for being understanding to my view point.  I felt maybe I was a bit harsh and this morning I wanted to reach out and retract my statement.  I have lived here for a longer time and the rose colored glasses and all the newness that you find is refreshing and yet, I find it sad as there is so much to Holland you have not experienced.  You will get there.  I have a different view point of the weather as I come from the upper Midwest- this is HOT to me.  Comfortable is 60 degrees with moisture.  It must suck living in an apartment.  I would hate that living here and being cooped up all day in a very small space (not that our place is big)  but you are living in the best part of the polder. NV has lots to do and now that bus 397 goes straight to AMS there are plenty of things for young people like you to do.  Again, I apologize for being so blunt.  Enjoy the weather.😬</p>
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		By: Lily		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 17 Jul 2018 09:19:16 +0000</pubDate>
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I completely understand what you&#039;re saying! Although it makes me laugh when I think about a Dutch drought... We&#039;re surrounded by water! I honestly had no idea the situation was so bad. I don&#039;t read the news (my Dutch isn&#039;t so proficient yet) and the boyfriend doesn&#039;t fill me in. We do take precautions when we go biking so don&#039;t worry! Most of the time we head out when the air is cooler. We often come home wishing we had taken at least a sweater with us. To me this weather is so mild. In Southern California I was used to the heat and with no A/C, we&#039;d spend the summer drenched in sweat. Here, this is a little uncomfortable but so much nicer. Honestly it&#039;s all about what makes you happy, right? I don&#039;t feel like we share the same concerns (like your poor garden! We have none!) To me, this weather is perfect and I&#039;m so sorry that it&#039;s not the same experience for you. Then again, I&#039;m sure you&#039;ve lived her much longer than I have and I&#039;m still in that rose colored glasses phase! Thank you for your insight though, it&#039;s appreciated!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://www.adailylee.com/2018/07/16/5-dutch-summer-things-i-love/#comment-243">thecedarjournal</a>.</p>
<p>I completely understand what you&#8217;re saying! Although it makes me laugh when I think about a Dutch drought&#8230; We&#8217;re surrounded by water! I honestly had no idea the situation was so bad. I don&#8217;t read the news (my Dutch isn&#8217;t so proficient yet) and the boyfriend doesn&#8217;t fill me in. We do take precautions when we go biking so don&#8217;t worry! Most of the time we head out when the air is cooler. We often come home wishing we had taken at least a sweater with us. To me this weather is so mild. In Southern California I was used to the heat and with no A/C, we&#8217;d spend the summer drenched in sweat. Here, this is a little uncomfortable but so much nicer. Honestly it&#8217;s all about what makes you happy, right? I don&#8217;t feel like we share the same concerns (like your poor garden! We have none!) To me, this weather is perfect and I&#8217;m so sorry that it&#8217;s not the same experience for you. Then again, I&#8217;m sure you&#8217;ve lived her much longer than I have and I&#8217;m still in that rose colored glasses phase! Thank you for your insight though, it&#8217;s appreciated!</p>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 16 Jul 2018 21:07:04 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[OK...I have to disagree on your outlook to the current summer situation here!  It is HOT and Sticky!  The grass is BROWN and not the normal green.  The government has issued a water conservation guidelines in order to conserve water in this record long patch without water.  This is a DUTCH Drought!  Unlike California where the water reservoir will run out we are lucky enough to have most of the major rivers running into The Netherlands so we may still have food to eat if this long heat wave continues.  I like your piece but the picture is not rosy it is bleak and scary.  Next week they are calling of even hotter temps and that may seem wonderful for biking but I would suggest to bring lots of water with you to drink.
I am praying for rain and lots of it so my garden turns green again.  I like biking in the Dutch wind and rain as that is the normal here.  I love this country for what it is, not what everyone thinks it should be.  It is not Spain, this is the Netherlands and I pray for the return of normal DUTCH weather.  Just my opinion.  Likker weer.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>OK&#8230;I have to disagree on your outlook to the current summer situation here!  It is HOT and Sticky!  The grass is BROWN and not the normal green.  The government has issued a water conservation guidelines in order to conserve water in this record long patch without water.  This is a DUTCH Drought!  Unlike California where the water reservoir will run out we are lucky enough to have most of the major rivers running into The Netherlands so we may still have food to eat if this long heat wave continues.  I like your piece but the picture is not rosy it is bleak and scary.  Next week they are calling of even hotter temps and that may seem wonderful for biking but I would suggest to bring lots of water with you to drink.<br />
I am praying for rain and lots of it so my garden turns green again.  I like biking in the Dutch wind and rain as that is the normal here.  I love this country for what it is, not what everyone thinks it should be.  It is not Spain, this is the Netherlands and I pray for the return of normal DUTCH weather.  Just my opinion.  Likker weer.</p>
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