I KNOW evolution can't be true because...

It's been hot here lately...temps in the low to mid 90's with very high dew points, making the heat and humidity a challenge.  Every attempt at work outside brings on clothes soaked with sweat, and constant swiping of the brow to control the streaming runoff.  As I go about my chores, I can see that the garden has a quite different reaction to the heat than I do.  I just want to wilt in the shade and do quiet work on these stifling days but the plants are going gangbusters!  The are vibrant green, upright, branching out, and growing like crazy.  As I study the changes with my annual sense of amazement, I begin to realize the bugs are driving me nuts.  I have to keep moving and swatting, in between brow swipes, to prevent a rash of bites from flies, mosquitos, and who knows what all else.  The barn swallows are gleeful arielists, chirping in delight as they swoop around and dive to the ground to swallow as many bugs as they can catch.  There are seven birds happily swooping, all filling up on the plethera of bugs.  It occurs to me as I stand there that everything around me is loving the heat and humidity.  The plants are growing like mad, the bugs are buzzing like crazy, and the birds are swooping non-stop.  So if evolution were true, how is it that THEY all feel ENERGIZED in this heat, and I don't? lol

Last night, mild storms brought in beautiful air that is cooler and less humid.  It's a beautiful day.  I'm energized!  The barn swallows are perched in the barn, just looking down at me.  I bet they are tired after all that swooping the last few days!

Heat like what we've had this week requires much extra wok for the livestock.  We replenish their water frequently to keep them drinking, and changes are made in how we move them around.  The rams are in a great place.  They  have cool shade from trees that are outside their pasture.  They can't chew on them, or crush their roots, yet they benefit from the wonderful shade most of the day.  With the nice breeze, they've come through the heat just fine.  It's a lot of work and worry to raise healthy livestock, but getting the good results in health and fine wool is so satisfying!