Well, Anne, regarding the heat in Texas - do you have humidity? That's what we kept hearing about the heat in El Paso when Kim lived there - at least it's a DRY heat...yah. 117 is still STINKIN' HOT!
So's 106.
Give me a lovely mid-80s day and I'm happy - hot enough to swim but not so hot you can't stand to have your arms touch your torso!
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I pray for cool breezes all the time and we are only in the 90's. God bless you Anne.
You know, it wouldn't be so bad except the a/c (the only-five-years-old a/c, BTW) cannot cool the house down more'n perhaps 25 degrees, so it was 81 in the living room yesterday afternoon. :hmmmmm:
Ugh! Do you have a heat pump, Anne? They stink in very hot and very cold weather. A window unit might be a nice purchase right about now (till the awful heat subsides). Here, stand close to this owl (that IS an owl, right?) and he'll flap a breeze your way. :birdie:
Looks like an owl to me, anyway. ;^)
No, I don't believe we have a heat pump. I think it's largely a matter of wholly insufficient insulation, personally. :whew:
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Well, Anne, regarding the heat in Texas - do you have humidity? That's what we kept hearing about the heat in El Paso when Kim lived there - at least it's a DRY heat...yah. 117 is still STINKIN' HOT!
So's 106.
Give me a lovely mid-80s day and I'm happy - hot enough to swim but not so hot you can't stand to have your arms touch your torso!
me<><
I pray for cool breezes all the time and we are only in the 90's. God bless you Anne.
You know, it wouldn't be so bad except the a/c (the only-five-years-old a/c, BTW) cannot cool the house down more'n perhaps 25 degrees, so it was 81 in the living room yesterday afternoon. :hmmmmm:
Ugh! Do you have a heat pump, Anne? They stink in very hot and very cold weather. A window unit might be a nice purchase right about now (till the awful heat subsides). Here, stand close to this owl (that IS an owl, right?) and he'll flap a breeze your way.
:birdie:
Looks like an owl to me, anyway. ;^)
No, I don't believe we have a heat pump. I think it's largely a matter of wholly insufficient insulation, personally. :whew:
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