but it's getting to be a bit too hot for too long for my taste now. Been up in the 90's for the past week, and we dont get a cool down of 82 until Sunday, where it will then sky rocket back to the 90's. No AC here. I've been trying to stay cool by giving the baby a bath (until he figured out how to use the hose and soaked me, him, and our entire kitchen before I could wrest it away from him), having us both eat popsicles, and generally stay in skimpy clothing.
Whats the weather like for you guys?
Edited, Aug 2nd 2007 4:57pm by DSD
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Hot and muggy, in the 90's.
But it's Chicago in August. It's supposed to be hot and muggy.
Oh, and we city folk have air conditioning
Edited, Aug 2nd 2007 3:59pm by Jophiel
But it's Chicago in August. It's supposed to be hot and muggy.
Oh, and we city folk have air conditioning
Edited, Aug 2nd 2007 3:59pm by Jophiel
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Is it too early to worry about how much of a **** hound that kid is going to be?
Grandmother baelnic wrote:
Is it too early to worry about how much of a **** hound that kid is going to be?
Priceless!
"I started out with nothin' and I still got most of it left" - Seasick Steve
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Someone has to do it. We can't all be pussies.
Grandmother baelnic wrote:
Is it too early to worry about how much of a **** hound that kid is going to be?
Ok Bael, you owe me a new keyboard and Redbull....
Ill settle for gold plz....
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Its low 70's here.
Can't wait till Vegas for labor day though. Dry 100 degree weather FTW!!!
Edited, Aug 2nd 2007 2:10pm by Aadyn Litefoot
As long as he's the best at it, thats all I care about. Mom always said, do what you do best.
Future GLA Olympic Medal Winner right there...
How come when I said yo uwere giving your kid the shocker, I got poopooed and yet everyone laughs about deepthroat douggie?
How come when I said yo uwere giving your kid the shocker, I got poopooed and yet everyone laughs about deepthroat douggie?
Momma Bin Laden wrote:
As long as he's the best at it, thats all I care about. Mom always said, do what you do best.
"I started out with nothin' and I still got most of it left" - Seasick Steve
reshock my memory? I dont remember that. It was probably us just nudging you enough knowing you would get grumpy.
How's that nice thing going for ya?
How's that nice thing going for ya?
Going nicely, thanks.
I can deal with 90-95 with low humidity. I like it just fine. I can handle 75-85 with medium humidity with little issues. It's only when its 90s with medium to high humidity that lasts for a week + that I start to think that I want a more private backyard so I can strip down to my underwear and not worry about giving the neighborhood kids (and dads) something to gossip about.
Sometimes, I'm jealous that my boys can get away with undies only, where I have to put more clothes on.
Sometimes, I'm jealous that my boys can get away with undies only, where I have to put more clothes on.
DSD wrote:
I can deal with 90-95 with low humidity. I like it just fine. I can handle 75-85 with medium humidity with little issues. It's only when its 90s with medium to high humidity that lasts for a week + that I start to think that I want a more private backyard so I can strip down to my underwear and not worry about giving the neighborhood kids (and dads) something to gossip about.
Sometimes, I'm jealous that my boys can get away with undies only, where I have to put more clothes on.
Sometimes, I'm jealous that my boys can get away with undies only, where I have to put more clothes on.
Ever hear of a bathing suit?
I live in one this time of year. It's not the same
I love San Diego. As always, it's around 80 degrees, sunny with a slight breeze and small patches of clouds in the bright blue sky.
Mid 70s, clear sky, mild breezes.
Suck it.
Suck it.
Thumbelyna Quick Hands wrote:
I love San Diego.
80 and sunny would bore me in a hurry, believe it or not. There's pleasure to be had in a crisp fall evening with burning leaves or looking out over your yard covered in fresh snow or seeing spring's first snowdrops poking through the thaw.
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Don't move to the Carolina's then.
DSD wrote:
but it's getting to be a bit too hot for too long for my taste now. Been up in the 90's for the past week, and we dont get a cool down of 82 until Sunday, where it will then sky rocket back to the 90's. No AC here. I've been trying to stay cool by giving the baby a bath (until he figured out how to use the hose and soaked me, him, and our entire kitchen before I could wrest it away from him), having us both eat popsicles, and generally stay in skimpy clothing.
Whats the weather like for you guys?
Edited, Aug 2nd 2007 4:57pm by DSD
Whats the weather like for you guys?
Edited, Aug 2nd 2007 4:57pm by DSD
Jophiel wrote:
Thumbelyna Quick Hands wrote:
I love San Diego.
80 and sunny would bore me in a hurry, believe it or not. There's pleasure to be had in a crisp fall evening with burning leaves or looking out over your yard covered in fresh snow or seeing spring's first snowdrops poking through the thaw.
I grew up there. I've never had proper "seasons". I lived in Riverside, CA for a while and I could walk out and see snow dusting the mountaintops in the winter, and suffer through 115 F summers.
Now I live in Camarillo, CA and oh my god the weather is perfect.
Neither my home nor office have air conditioning. I have a ceiling fan and a radiator steam heater in the office. There is about a week during the summer per year where it gets uncomfortable - but I have a North facing window (a bit worse with the South facing).
But I think the weather is a bit like sport. I grew up playing American football with all my friends - and I love it. I can see the allure of ice hockey and soccer - particularly as spectator sports - as I can see the beauty of snow and colorful foliage - but I just love what I have.
Grandmother baelnic wrote:
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Someone has to do it. We can't all be Neph.
FTFY
Jophiel wrote:
I managed to be both retarded and entertaining.
yossarian wrote:
Now I live in Camarillo, CA and oh my god the weather is perfect.
Neither my home nor office have air conditioning. I have a ceiling fan and a radiator steam heater in the office. There is about a week during the summer per year where it gets uncomfortable - but I have a North facing window (a bit worse with the South facing).
But I think the weather is a bit like sport. I grew up playing American football with all my friends - and I love it. I can see the allure of ice hockey and soccer - particularly as spectator sports - as I can see the beauty of snow and colorful foliage - but I just love what I have.
Hah! I live in Ventura. I thought the closest anyone from here lived to me was San Diego.
yossarian wrote:
I grew up there. I've never had proper "seasons". I lived in Riverside, CA for a while and I could walk out and see snow dusting the mountaintops in the winter, and suffer through 115 F summers.
Eeeewwwwwwwwww, the Inland Empire area is yucky.
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Don't move to the Carolina's then.
The Carolinas would be perfect because every interior building has central ac. We New Englanders usually only need AC about 4 days out of the year. Waste of good money, most of the time
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