Four hours with no power and 95 degree heat ~!~

[haikuman]

After sweating like a pig I/we checked into a hotel for part of the day.
Third World issues exist sometimes.

Weather clouds accumulating . . . Volcanos erupting . . . There is something in the air.

Dive dive dive ~!~

[DP]

Rudie, at least it's not snowing! It's been perfect here for a week-sunny and low 70's-but we may be looking at some cool nights this weekend. Maybe close to freezing Saturday and Sunday nights...

[Golfer]

Well, better 95 than -5. :wink:

[Drew]

You'll be sending it here soon enough I suppose. Right now things are almost perfect, warm days and cool nights.

[cbelt3]

What... no minions with large leaf fans to stir up cooling breezes on the veranda while you sip iced teas ? Truly you are slipping, sirrah !

[blooz]

If you had posted that in February, I'd have said quityerbitchin.
I don't usually mind 95 degrees but I imagine the humidity is just a leetle bit worse in the Philippines.

[Racer X]

Spent about 3 days like that in Cabo right after a hurricane. It sucked.

[the_poochies]

After Sandy I spent 10 days with no power and no heat...and it snowed outside.

I had a blanked made of warm kittehs to get me through those nights.

[Racer X]

Yeah, but your booze was cold.

[ztirffritz]

I feel your pain. The AC in my house broke sometime over the winter. It is about 90-95 here today. At 20:30 it was probably 90 inside my house. Fans weren't making a dent in the temp either. We finally broke down and turned the AC on...but it didn't work. It was a miserable, hot night at my home. My 3 year old son wouldn't sleep and my wife is one of those people who sweats like crazy at night. She ended up going into the basement and sleeping on the futon in my office. As a result, I had about 2 hours of uninterrupted sleep.