I'm melting.... melting..........

[RGR]

It starts getting hot here in mid-Spring and generally becomes A/C weather by May or so. September will start cooling down and we usually start to turn on the attic fan at night-reminds me, I have to get a motor for it!

[Scarletprayers]

I work out, I walk to my car and turn on the a/c and then drive to where ever I'm going and walk inside where theres a/c.

I stand at the window and watch the lawn guy mow my yard and wave when he goes by. Then I work out walking to the door to pay him for a job well done.

Then I work out some more as I head to my chair, kick the footrest up (good for the arms) and grab my book.

Wow your right Constant, working out feels good!

[nebula]

Hi Nebula!  Maybe our bodily heat index is different.  I seem to be cold most of the year!     

Hi!

Well, I seem to have lost my cold tollerance since my younger years - but I still remember the heat usually lasting 4-5 months!

[Homeward]

Kahlan...I roared with laughter when I read your post, and am still chuckling over it.

(Homeward with the A/C going full blast with brand new books lying next to the armchair just waiting to be read.)

[Scarletprayers]

Kahlan...I roared with laughter when I read your post, and am still chuckling over it.

(Homeward with the A/C going full blast with brand new books lying next to the armchair just waiting to be read.) 

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Great minds Homeward, great minds!

[Keith]

My sleeping schedule has been messed-up since I've been waiting for my new job to start (on Monday) and I couldn't sleep again tonight. I just came in from a short walk outside and, get this, it's actually cold out! I was in shorts and a t-shirt and I was shivering! Even the bugs had little jackets on.

I just checked the local temperature and it's 66 degrees. Just goes to show you how hot it's been when 66 degrees is cold and makes you shiver! (I'm not complaining, mind you!)

[Liss]

it must be so hard going from a very very hot summer to very very cold winter - i guess almost instantly. where i live we are currently experiencing winter maximum temps of about 25 (77), and in summer the average max is about 28 (83), but the generally accepted max in summer is 32 (90). our biggest problem here is that it rains almost non-stop. in the last month i think we might have had 2 dry days - *sigh*

[Keith]

it must be so hard going from a very very hot summer to very very cold winter - i guess almost instantly. where i live we are currently experiencing winter maximum temps of about 25 (77), and in summer the average max is about 28 (83), but the generally accepted max in summer is 32 (90).  our biggest problem here is that it rains almost non-stop. in the last month i think we might have had 2 dry days - *sigh*

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I enjoy the variety of temperatures that Minnesota has to offer, but I don't like the extremes. I don't mind the extreme cold too much. I like hot chocolate and curling up with a great book on those days. But when you are exposed to changing temperatures like this, you can catch a cold a little more often.

I thought Australia got a bit cooler than that in the winter. You have a nice range of temperatures. I'm jealous of your rain though! We've had some good thunderstorms and aren't lacking for rain, but I enjoy the rain a lot! When I lived in Ireland, it rained a lot and I enjoyed every minute of it. I don't know why but wind and rain are two of my favorite things and I never take them for granted.

[Liss]

it must be so hard going from a very very hot summer to very very cold winter - i guess almost instantly. where i live we are currently experiencing winter maximum temps of about 25 (77), and in summer the average max is about 28 (83), but the generally accepted max in summer is 32 (90).

[Guest Zayit]

Sorry I couldnt' add anything funny to say, heat stroke isnt' that funny.