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Hockey Mon wrote:

browneyedgrltx wrote:

LIPH wrote:We had the second hottest July on record here on LI but I've hardly used my a/c at all. I haven't used it at night all summer and I haven't had any trouble sleeping.

My horrible allergies keep my windows closed year round although I'd love to be able to do it. I would wake up stuffed up and congested for a week from the mold, fall elm, cedar, grasses, and weeds (OH MY!). Unfortunately moving isn't an option because I just develop new allergies to similar things in the new area eventually. I had a cedar allergy but it wasn't nearly as bad when we lived in Corpus Christi. Now that I living (ironically) in Cedar Park, TX my cedar allergy became much worse. There are more cedar trees in my city than there are people. Fortunately my reaction to oak weakened though so there was some give and take. I'll probably be on allergy shots for the rest of my life. For me, no matter what, the windows stay closed!

Maybe you are allergic to Texas.

browneyedgrltx wrote:

Hockey Mon wrote:

browneyedgrltx wrote:

LIPH wrote:We had the second hottest July on record here on LI but I've hardly used my a/c at all. I haven't used it at night all summer and I haven't had any trouble sleeping.

My horrible allergies keep my windows closed year round although I'd love to be able to do it. I would wake up stuffed up and congested for a week from the mold, fall elm, cedar, grasses, and weeds (OH MY!). Unfortunately moving isn't an option because I just develop new allergies to similar things in the new area eventually. I had a cedar allergy but it wasn't nearly as bad when we lived in Corpus Christi. Now that I living (ironically) in Cedar Park, TX my cedar allergy became much worse. There are more cedar trees in my city than there are people. Fortunately my reaction to oak weakened though so there was some give and take. I'll probably be on allergy shots for the rest of my life. For me, no matter what, the windows stay closed!

Maybe you are allergic to Texas.

No way! I've always been allergic and I've lived in many states. I grew up in Virginia, lived in New Orleans before moving to Texas and was allergic in those places too.

browneyedgrltx wrote:

Hockey Mon wrote:

browneyedgrltx wrote:

LIPH wrote:We had the second hottest July on record here on LI but I've hardly used my a/c at all. I haven't used it at night all summer and I haven't had any trouble sleeping.

My horrible allergies keep my windows closed year round although I'd love to be able to do it. I would wake up stuffed up and congested for a week from the mold, fall elm, cedar, grasses, and weeds (OH MY!). Unfortunately moving isn't an option because I just develop new allergies to similar things in the new area eventually. I had a cedar allergy but it wasn't nearly as bad when we lived in Corpus Christi. Now that I living (ironically) in Cedar Park, TX my cedar allergy became much worse. There are more cedar trees in my city than there are people. Fortunately my reaction to oak weakened though so there was some give and take. I'll probably be on allergy shots for the rest of my life. For me, no matter what, the windows stay closed!

Maybe you are allergic to Texas.

No way! I've always been allergic and I've lived in many states. I grew up in Virginia, lived in New Orleans before moving to Texas and was allergic in those places too.

citcat wrote:

Bfan53again wrote:The effects of weather:

HEAT: uncomfortable, can be life threatening, affects air travel due to storms, can cause a person to stay holed up in their home (assuming you have A/C or other cooling device), can be harmful to wildlife

COLD: uncomfortable, can be life threatening, affects air travel due to storms, can cause a person to stay holed up in their home (assuming you have heat), can be harmful to wildlife

TIEBREAKER: You don't have to shovel HEAT........

No, but you might have to sop it up. (sweat) ew

browneyedgrltx wrote:

LIPH wrote:We had the second hottest July on record here on LI but I've hardly used my a/c at all. I haven't used it at night all summer and I haven't had any trouble sleeping.

My horrible allergies keep my windows closed year round although I'd love to be able to do it. I would wake up stuffed up and congested for a week from the mold, fall elm, cedar, grasses, and weeds (OH MY!). Unfortunately moving isn't an option because I just develop new allergies to similar things in the new area eventually. I had a cedar allergy but it wasn't nearly as bad when we lived in Corpus Christi. Now that I living (ironically) in Cedar Park, TX my cedar allergy became much worse. There are more cedar trees in my city than there are people. Fortunately my reaction to oak weakened though so there was some give and take. I'll probably be on allergy shots for the rest of my life. For me, no matter what, the windows stay closed!

Bfan53again wrote:

citcat wrote:

Bfan53again wrote:The effects of weather:

HEAT: uncomfortable, can be life threatening, affects air travel due to storms, can cause a person to stay holed up in their home (assuming you have A/C or other cooling device), can be harmful to wildlife

COLD: uncomfortable, can be life threatening, affects air travel due to storms, can cause a person to stay holed up in their home (assuming you have heat), can be harmful to wildlife

TIEBREAKER: You don't have to shovel HEAT........

No, but you might have to sop it up. (sweat) ew

There's a downside to everything, isn't there???????

LIPH wrote:

browneyedgrltx wrote:

LIPH wrote:We had the second hottest July on record here on LI but I've hardly used my a/c at all. I haven't used it at night all summer and I haven't had any trouble sleeping.

My horrible allergies keep my windows closed year round although I'd love to be able to do it. I would wake up stuffed up and congested for a week from the mold, fall elm, cedar, grasses, and weeds (OH MY!). Unfortunately moving isn't an option because I just develop new allergies to similar things in the new area eventually. I had a cedar allergy but it wasn't nearly as bad when we lived in Corpus Christi. Now that I living (ironically) in Cedar Park, TX my cedar allergy became much worse. There are more cedar trees in my city than there are people. Fortunately my reaction to oak weakened though so there was some give and take. I'll probably be on allergy shots for the rest of my life. For me, no matter what, the windows stay closed!

I'm lucky that way, I'm only allergic to morons and dip$h!ts.

ejr wrote:

tigzoe wrote:

SeattleParrotHead wrote:I'll take the cold over the heat any day!
When I'm too cold, I turn up the heat or put on a sweater, when I'm too hot there ain't a thing I can do!
Cold? I put the down comforter on the bed and I sleep like a baby...
Hot? Can't sleep!

Exactly! There are only so many layers that you can take off before you p*** off the neighbors and get a visit from the local police department.

I so agree with you!

sonofabeach wrote:It was so hot today that I had to use a spatula to scrape my stones off my inner thighs .
That's the last time I manscape