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[camwyn]

All y'all who live further south than Pennsylvania or so have my tremendous respect. How the smegging hell did anyone get anything done before air conditioning?

... yeah, yeah, I know, whining. Shaddap. I save my cheerful endurance for temperatures from the part of the thermometer where Fahrenheit and Celsius start to draw close together. I can live with that. Heat? Not my thing.






ETA: Ah. No wonder it felt so oppressive out there. It's thunderstorming now.

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[feonixrift.livejournal.com]

Plus, they had the good sense not to work in the middle of the day.

[flemmings.livejournal.com]

Plus it's *dry* in Egypt. Travelers tell me you can get dangerously dehydrated without realizing it because it's so dry the heat doesn't feel what we register as 'hot,' so people forget to drink.

[camwyn]

Sounds like what they warned us about in Colorado. "It's JULY. You're at ALTITUDE. Drink the friggin' water whether you feel thirsty or not. YOU WILL NEED IT."

(Was on Red Cross relief mission the year of the Heyman Fire.)