dontwantaname wrote:We are slow to respond.

Bullisht

dontwantaname wrote:Well, if we were fast, people wouldn't go to sleep between posts.

Have to admit, I just had a 20 minute nap. Didn't know there were rules.

And you never answered me from a few posts ago.

dontwantaname wrote:Well, if we were fast, people wouldn't go to sleep between posts.

duh.

dontwantaname wrote:Of pizza.

When you don't buy the whole pie, you buy slices.

I've never bought a slice of pizza in my life, except maybe at a festival or something like that.

dontwantaname wrote:It is very common here. Always has been.

yup.

dontwantaname wrote: I got some sort of grandma.

Wannabe a grandma wish pizza?

dontwantaname wrote:Thin crust, fresh cheese, chunky tomatoes.

boring.

And truly, g'night.

Was 106 here today I think. Now, at midnight it is down into the 80s.

And by 80s I mean 89.7 °F

dontwantaname wrote:Hi Fen!

Hot here too. Thank goodness no storms that would knock out the AC.

It's only 75 here now, with a dewpoint of 70. Ugly. The lowest high for the next week is 95. Pure yuck.

Night all. Tomorrow.

Good morning everybody! It is 80 here. Ugh. But at least it isn't a jogging day. We are going to early church so it is shower time. Stay cool peeps.

Mornin', folks.

Our old chocolate lab has been having a bad couple of days. She is 12 and we were sure the end was very near. We thought she had a stroke. She just sat up, drank a bunch of water and ate 2 eggs and whole wheat toast, chopped and cooled of course. She is doing it her way for sure!

Hello. Not planning on going outside today if I can help it.

After noon, folks,

dontwantaname wrote:Hubby has me doing housework...too hot!

I'm not really here. Don't expect an answer.

Why is it too hot in the house?

Hi everyone. No hotter than usual here - which is, of course, in 90's with about 60% humidity. Sounds worse in other parts of the country than it is here. When I lived up north we had no air conditioning except for a window unit that was hellish to carry from the basement to the bedroom upstairs. I think it is common nowadays to build with central air, even up in NE.

klozitshoper wrote:Hi everyone. No hotter than usual here - which is, of course, in 90's with about 60% humidity. Sounds worse in other parts of the country than it is here. When I lived up north we had no air conditioning except for a window unit that was hellish to carry from the basement to the bedroom upstairs. I think it is common nowadays to build with central air, even up in NE.

I live in North Dakota, and it is common to find older homes with no AC. Most of the newer homes are built with central air.

My house is and older one and it has no duct work. So we put in "thru" system ACs (blower inside, AC unit outside).

Staying cool.

dontwantaname wrote:Hubby has me doing housework...too hot!

//snort

laterz.

GodfatherND wrote:I live in North Dakota, and it is common to find older homes with no AC. Most of the newer homes are built with central air.

My house is and older one and it has no duct work. So we put in "thru" system ACs (blower inside, AC unit outside).

Staying cool.

Never heard of that. A relative has a boiler, thus no duct work. Always thought she couldn't get AC. How's it work?

Wow, we just had another hellacious windstorm. Branches down. Hope D.C. doesn't get this again. And the 9 year olds across the street came out to play in it. Parents have no sense.

Just took Flash to the pet ER. Emerg surgery - his stomach twisted.

AZGman wrote:Just took Flash to the pet ER. Emerg surgery - his stomach twisted.

Is he going to be okay?

Won't know for a while. Docs suggested we don't stay, cuz he won't be home for a day or two. They'll keep us informed.