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In a message dated 7/23/2004 7:54:21 PM Eastern Standard Time,

pawprinter@... writes:

It is only 110 in Las Vegas and the swimming pool is cool and good exercise

as well.

That's a dry heat out there..........feels good sometimes. But in NYC we

had humidity! Stinkin' cruddy miserable and stagnant! LOL

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Hi Fawnee,

I don't like heat either. It is only 72 here in stown, PA, but VERY humid.

Just had a rain shower. I also do as little as possible (wearing as little as

possible!) but what I do do is in front of a fan. No air conditioning.

Kitty

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In a message dated 7/23/2004 3:20:05 PM Pacific Standard Time,

nitefawn@... writes:

> I do as little as possible and stay inside.

>

> How do you cope?

>

> Fawnee

Hi Fawnee,

It's been really hot here in southern Oregon also. The heat really zaps me.

I've been trying to get up earlier in the mornings and do my bike riding when

it's still kind of cool out. If I wait until the evening, the bugs are too

bad to ride. I take cool showers during the day. That seems to help. I don't

have air conditioning but do take my big fan from room to room with me.

Kathy Dynge

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Central air is a must in Las Vegas. We are putting on a swamp cooler next

week. With the dry heat we have here, it should cut down on the electricity

bills.

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Well? Today here in Bellevue. Washington my Weatherbug says it reached a

high of 96. I was at work though from 8:30 in the morning until 7:30 this

evening where we have central air conditioning and it was plenty cool.

Tomorrow is Saturday and more of the same they say. I think I will probably

head for the Mall and live there for the hot part of the day. Otherwise I

don't feel like eating, have a low bg episode and get sick. I don't know

what else to do.

Ken GreyEagle

-- coping in HEAT!

Okay--I just looked at the temp. weather online and it says in Salem, Oregon

right now it is 101 degrees. I don't know how you folks fair in heat, but I

don't. It makes me sick to my stomach and triggers migranes. I do as little

as possible and stay inside.

How do you cope?

Fawnee

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YIKES!!! Makes us Seattle area people look pretty sad, lol. Tell me most of

you have central air conditioning in Las Vegas...I can't imagine how else

you'd cope! We don't here in the Seattle area because it only gets this hot

3 days of the year (estimate).

Ken GreyEagle

-- Re: coping in HEAT!

It is only 110 in Las Vegas and the swimming pool is cool and good exercise

as well.

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In a message dated 7/23/2004 3:20:05 PM Pacific Standard Time,

nitefawn@... writes:

> I do as little as possible and stay inside.

>

> How do you cope?

>

> Fawnee

It has been sweltering in Tennessee. It's hot but more than that it is HUMID

to the point that it feels like you are walking around in steam. My ankles

are so swollen when it's like this.

I had my house painted and yesterday morning I had the porch floor painted

last and that was a dumb move... It is STILL wet and I have 9 people coming for

breakfast in two hours. :)

They will just have to come around back and come in that way I guess. Long

walk, but I should have considered the humidity before I had it painted the day

BEFORE people were coming.

shirley jean

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In a message dated 7/24/2004 7:40:37 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

sjmadewell1@... writes:

It is STILL wet and I have 9 people coming for

breakfast in two hours. :)

Hi Shirley,

I wish I lived closer to you so that I could be one of those people coming

for breakfast. lol

hugs

Eunice

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In a message dated 7/24/2004 11:00:45 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

greyeagle52@... writes:

I go every year to

a Cherokee Gathering in Monteagle

Hi Ken,

We will have to plan the " party " next year around your schedule so that you

can join us.

hugs

Eunice

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Today in the 100+ weather I plan to go out and wash the car by hand -

it's some amount of 'exercise' and a great chance to play ni the

water.

Now if I could only get the kids to join me. Teenagers.

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Oh gosh! I was in Tennessee the end of June for a week. I go every year to

a Cherokee Gathering in Monteagle (about 40 miles West-North West of

Chattanooga if I remember my directions right). I rented a car in Nashville

(I fly in from Seattle) and drove down there. It had been raining for

several weeks evidently when I arrived and was finally drying out a bit. But

it wasn't hot at all. So I was very fortunate it wasn't a steam bath. You

take care of yourself...I get the swollen ankles too.

Ken GreyEagle

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In a message dated 7/23/2004 3:20:05 PM Pacific Standard Time,

nitefawn@... writes:

> I do as little as possible and stay inside.

>

> How do you cope?

>

> Fawnee

It has been sweltering in Tennessee. It's hot but more than that it is HUMID

to the point that it feels like you are walking around in steam. My ankles

are so swollen when it's like this.

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In a message dated 7/24/2004 9:34:19 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

ERWachter@... writes:

> Hi Shirley,

> I wish I lived closer to you so that I could be one of those people coming

> for breakfast. lol

>

I wish you could have too!! I had 2 different breakfast casseroles, (one ham

& veggie and one spicy with sausage), sawmill gravy,banana nut and blueberry

muffins, homemade biscuits, cheese grits, sliced tomatoes, coffee and OJ. I

had a little bit of the spicy casserole with a half a biscuit and about a half

cup of grits and some coffee. And it was really good! My blood glucose 2

hours later was 98. That is long in coming for me because it has taken losing

quite a bit and eating MUCH smaller amounts spread out during the day to get to

this but it's worth it. I feel so much better.

Tomorrow is my 50th birthday and I had 8 of my closest friends over this

morning and it was so much fun. It was 4 couples and me and we ate and sat

there

at the table from 9:30 until 1:45 laughing and telling old stories and my

cheeks are actually sore from laughing so much. Friends really are God's way of

elbowing us in the side and saying " See how much I love you. " I felt very

loved today by my friends and I was so grateful for them and for my friends on

here that I have never met.

Until the past few months I didn't know if I would even live to SEE 50

because I was almost 400 pounds and everything was going wrong with my body

quickly.

So I am full of gratitude today. :)

Shirley from TN

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Hi Eunice:

That would be really nice....I sure would like to meet everyone. I'll keep

my eyes open and plan to come. If I plan it right I can bring my wife too.

I've tried to talk my wife into moving to the Cherokee Rez in North Carolina

Its a beautiful area and I have relatives on the Rolls of both Eastern and

Western Bands. She doesn't want to move. It would take her away from our one

and only 1 year old grandson. I don't want to be that far away from him

either.

Thanks so much,

Ken

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In a message dated 7/24/2004 11:00:45 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

greyeagle52@... writes:

I go every year to

a Cherokee Gathering in Monteagle

Hi Ken,

We will have to plan the " party " next year around your schedule so that you

can join us.

hugs

Eunice

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Wow! That's hot! Right now its 3:30 pm here in Bellevue and my Weather Bug

says its 102 degrees here on Mercer Island, Washington. For those who don't

know this is between Bellevue and Seattle.

Ken

-- Re: coping in HEAT!

It was 103 in Portland, OR yesterday... more of the same today. I'm shutting

all the windows, turning on the fan, wearing as LITTLE as possible, and NOT

going outside!

YUCK!

Carolyn

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wildacreslakespa@... wrote:

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> In a message dated 7/23/2004 7:54:21 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> pawprinter@... writes:

>

> It is only 110 in Las Vegas and the swimming pool is cool and good

> exercise

>

> as well.

When I left work today it was around 96 outside. We have two air

conditioners in the store. One quit about 5 days ago. It will take

about 3 weeks to fix. It needs a new coil built from scratch, since

it's so old that no one carries those coils any more. The working one

is putting out about 54 degrees, that keeps the store at about 84. (Our

normal temp is supposed to be 67 +/- 5. if it reaches 75 we are

supposed to call for maintenance.) Heaven help us if the second one

breaks down! Since the front of the store is all windows, the sun

shining through would bake the insides. The first thing to go would be

around $3-4000 of chocolate bars... HORRORS! =D

I bought a ceiling fan a few years ago. A cheapy for around $80. Even

on slow speed it keeps the air moving enough to feel cool. Although I

have it set to medium right now. High is just too fast and doesn't

really accomplish any more. Even a small fan for $5 is enough to keep

the air moving. Try setting it to blow OUT the window, to blow the hot

air out.

I've got the windows open and the shades closed. That gives me a breeze

without the sunlight. Lights and anything else hot off. I've turned of

my hot water heater. That really heats the place up. If I need hot

water I just turn it on an hour earlier. For cooking I can always

microwave water. I also keep the bathroom sink full of cold water.

That raises the humidity a bit but helps to cool me off.

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We went to Waldport for Friday!!! My in-laws live right on the alsea bay...

we got back into the valley at about 6 tonight... it had already started to

cool off... Other than that, we just got the pool back up and running... so

I plan on using it allot!

Angelia in OR

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> Okay--I just looked at the temp. weather online and it says in Salem,

Oregon right now it is 101 degrees. I don't know how you folks fair in

heat, but I don't. It makes me sick to my stomach and triggers migranes. I

do as little as possible and stay inside.

>

> How do you cope?

>

> Fawnee

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