Meh, I did fine without A/C for 2 years in the Philippines. You just gotta adjust to the heat. I lost a lot of my cold tolerance during that time period. I felt like a wuss when I got home and didn't like the cold anymore.

Classes...are horrible this quarter. The likelihood for me to login is declining as the homework piles up....Sigh...And I was just about to get married and have kids! But, duty calls.

yah, strangely enough I wish I still lived in Germany. I doubt many people would expect Germany to be a place to get tolerant to heat but it can get damn hot there during summer and they don't have A/C...like...at all. And their windows...I luff those windows.

Here in southern Utah, we have extremes. In the winter it can get downright ing cold. I can't count the number of times i've had to thaw out my car in order to get in it. But during the summer, you'll have the A/C going all day long, and it can easily get over 100.

Haha, yah that sounds like Germany...well atleast sothern Germany. Can't actually speak about the whole country since I only lived in S. Germany >.>

It's also like that in New Jersey, except during the winter it also turns into a ghost town, which I don't mind. What I mind is when all the tourists come down from New York during the summer.

It's scary being in a desert college town during the winter. You have a bunch of freshman students from out of the area who didn't realize it snows here in the winter, and they're sliding all over the roads when it does snow.

Heh. New Yorkers don't need ice to slide all across the roads.

They are coming to see the Jersey Shore!

I don't do well in the heat at all, I really can't adapt to it, even walking around I have to stop moving because my legs get so itchy I feel like tearing them off.

I can't wait for winter to come back, I am definitely Canadian. Need my cold and snow.

See, I thought I was the same way. I absolutely hated the heat a few years ago. My apartment in college had the A/C on 24/7 at 50 degrees. It felt like a meat locker at a butcher shop. When I worked at the grocery store, I took my lunch breaks in the dairy cooler. My first months in the Philippines were hell as far as climate adjustment goes. I absolutely hated the heat/humidty. But I eventually adjusted. I still liked to find A/C when I could, but by the time I came home, I generally wasn't even using an electric fan at night to sleep.

I'd agree, were it not for the reactions I have with the heat.

Now my left leg hurts. The foot is still swollen, but there is some nerve in the leg itself that hurts when I touch it too hard. Guess I'll have to get the doctors appointment now, blargh. I can't walk around with my leg feeling like that. I also don't think the temperatures of over 100 are helping. Blegh.

Are you sick in the early morning too? Strange cravings?

800 degree weather plus a thunderstorm is not good for business. I also left my dogs indoors today on accpunt of the heat, but my entire family is away and no one can check on them. Poor guys.

EDIT: And I'm pretty sure my power's out, which means they could be getting a little warm. At least I'll be home in about an hour.

Hahah, I work on the beach and actually worked for the cast once.

Mother s didn't tip me.

Maybe it's because they are all @$$holes.

They are, but unfortunately I've got to be service with a ing smile. Maybe that's why I quit this year.
The problem with that job was that I have, or at least I'd like to think I have, a better work ethic than most other sixteen year-olds - as in I have one, but I'm not as much of a people person and that job largely relied on personal tips from carrying out gear for the beachgoers and maintaining the beach( Part of which was sweeping sand off a beach pathway; I've never done anything more futile.) so that job turned out to be all work and below minimum pay.

I always want to tip the waiter, even when its a country where you generally do not tip.

They always return my money, as if I paid too much, ITS A TIP GOD DAMN IT, TAKE IT.

Whatever you say, Mr. Pink.