* If one more person asks, "hot enough for ya?" I'm going to spontaneously combust.
* I don't like contributing to global warming, but I love air conditioning, which makes me an active participant in the destruction of our planet. Um...sorry.
* I can't sleep without a fan going.
I stumbled across this animated story of a girl and her fan by Lori Samsel on YouTube. Enjoy.
What would we say, if we could no longer say "hot enough for ya?"
ReplyDeleteI enjoy saying that it's "hotter than the hinge on the screen door to hell!"
I actually like saying "I'm sweating my balls off," but only because I think it's funny. Not because I have balls. Because I don't. Not technically, anyway.
ReplyDeleteI love that cartoon!
ReplyDeleteSee, with the fans, there are rows and rows of them advertised to be "whisper quiet" but what I need is a good, old-fashioned whhhhooooossssssshhh-ing box fan to make lots and lots of sound-canceling white noise to knock me down into dreamtime.
ReplyDeleteAye?
ok, is it bad that like, not 10 minutes before I checked your site I noticed my fan broke? the motor spins but the rotors don't. it isn't particularly warm up here in Halifax--yet--but for naps it isn't the same without the whirring of the fan. To drown out the sounds of crazy crying babies.
ReplyDeleteI sure am glad it isn't too hot here like it is down there, although some days I'd gladly trade the fog, rain and mugginess for a stint in a dry heatwave (which I understand isn't the climate down there, but I digress).
is it winter yet?
No, it's definitely NOT dry here in Charleston. Ugh.
ReplyDeleteI'm with y'all on the white noise. I use an air purifier but only for the noise. When I go on vacation or stay with a friend, I'm screwed!
JAZ: I like the whoosh of a fan myself (not the box fan; mine is the retro style back & forth model). White noise is awesome.
ReplyDeleteLynerd: Maybe your fan thinks you've been spending too much time outside in the cool breeze?
Suz: I am dreaming of November right now...