momindeep
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It is at least a 100 degrees here today. Who puts their airconditioning in in June? (window units). This is crazy weather...floods, tornadoes, and record high temps.
I rather be hot than cold, tho...and I am not complaining...just thinking how strange it all is.
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Dogsandcats
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I put my A/C on frequently year round. I was born hot ( no reference to my appearance)....and live in a heated world.
Standard question...is it hot in here or just me?
Menopause made it worse Babesia blessed me with continuos sweating
I always say I would rather be cold than hot!
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momintexas
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Our AC has been on for several weeks now!
It's 102 here today - we are above normal as well. We shouldn't be this hot yet.
I think we are in for another long, hot, miserable summer.
I'd MUCH rather be cold than hot though!
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It's 101 degrees F here in Minnesota today. Plus, our air conditioner stopped working last Saturday. Figures. sigh. At least the air conditioning still works at work, so my day is partially cool - trying to focus on the up side of it :-)
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map1131
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Tutu always sends her weather my way. If it happens in The Show Me State it's on it's way here.
Sometimes she sends good stuff. I only fuss when she sends snow, rain for days and days and days, tornadoes, sleet or 90+ temp.
We've only been dry in Kentuckiana for 10 days. The flooding and soaked spring flowers and grass are already screaming.....help me.
Why doesn't Tutu spread out the rain better? Instead of 14 inches in April/May 30 days, she could have saved some of that for June 7th.
Tutu, I'd like 2 inches back soon. Can you take care of that? Please?
Pam
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