Blow Me

Ah!  Ok.  Keep that stuff down there!  We are in the 80s, and not rising yet!  yea!  yea!  Like I want to see your temps?  I am loving it this year and doing a Nyah Nyah on my mother and aunt!

#1 by Dr. Guy Thu, June 08, 2006 8:09 PM [Dr. Guy] Ah! Ok. Keep that stuff down there! We are in the 80s, and not rising yet! yea! yea! Like I want to see your temps? I am loving it this year and doing a Nyah Nyah on my mother and aunt!

Our actual temps haven't been too bad, 90s with a "feels like" of around 100 or so, but the sun can really heat a place up this time of year. Especially a little travel trailer like mine.

Ugh here in Texas it's been a hundred plus nearly every day. Yuck!

And I sleep under a ceiling fan so I get blown all night long...

Ooops! I saw the title and thought of something else! haha!

Heh I hope it cools down a bit!

#3 by Shovelheat Thu, June 08, 2006 8:25 PM [Shovelheat] Ugh here in Texas it's been a hundred plus nearly every day. Yuck! And I sleep under a ceiling fan so I get blown all night long...

Nothing like an all night blow, eh?

#4 by island_gurl12 Thu, June 08, 2006 8:50 PM [island_gurl12] Ooops! I saw the title and thought of something else! haha!

I'll be right there.

Haha! No but seriously, I re-read the article and here are a few words that taken away from the context would sound uhm... ELOQUENT, hehe:

BLOW ME

My air conditioner is just not doing the job right now. I can't really blame it. It's just a small window unit and the sun here in Florida this time of year is brutal. During the day the place stays bearable, but just barely.

So today I picked up a fan. As the air conditioner is mounted in the bedroom, I set the fan in the opening between the bedroom and the kitchen/living room to help move some of the cooler air into that area. It helps a bit.

If I keep this place I'll buy another air conditioner and install it in the living room. Perhaps between the two it'll keep it comfortable in here. There is a larger place here that may be coming up for sale soon as the lady is in a nursing home and may wind up staying there. She's already said that if that's the case she'll sell me the place for $1,000. It's both larger and nicer than what I have now, so while I don't wish her any ill will I wouldn't mind buying it.

In the mean time the fan helps a bit.


BWAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHA!!!!

#7 by island_gurl12 Thu, June 08, 2006 10:31 PM

I think I'm in love.

#9 by island_gurl12 Thu, June 08, 2006 11:29 PM

That face??? Oh, now I'm just hurt.

awww, sorry but if i had gone you would have misunderstood it!

So back to you:

#11 by island_gurl12 Thu, June 08, 2006 11:39 PM [island_gurl12] awww, sorry but if i had gone you would have misunderstood it!

Oh that has to be the best retort I've seen in a long time!!!! Now I'm back in love again.

Haha!

When we lived in the Texas Panhandle when I was growing up, we had swamp coolers. Yeah. For many years that was the only air contidioning the school had too. Not a ton of help, but it kept every nice and humid!

I wish you luck with your...um..."air movement" problem!

#14 by AvantiTexan Fri, June 09, 2006 02:25 AM [AvantiTexan] When we lived in the Texas Panhandle when I was growing up, we had swamp coolers.

I remember those from when I lived in Nevada.

[AvantiTexan] When we lived in the Texas Panhandle when I was growing up, we had swamp coolers. I remember those from when I lived in Nevada.

Ok, I'll bite.  What is a swamp cooler?

It's basically a fan and a pan of water that uses the cooling effect of evaporation.

M you and these titles!LOL! Thank heavens for our sytem at home otherwise we would all live in the pool or the bath tub!