100 Degrees Fahrenheit

By Adam R -
It's going to be a hot one today, but I don't mind; we've got central air. I heard that it's probably cheaper to use central air (if you have it installed already) than to keep four fans and a dehumidifier running, so we tried our unit out, and it works. It works well. Also, I heard that if you don't use your central air at least once in a while it breaks down.

Alright, back to work.

Comments

Mom and Dad said…
Cool news!
What a relief that must be!

IT's 120 degrees in Iraq.
Can you imagine being in uniform with a bullet proof vest? I can't imagine being that strong to be able to hold up in those conditions for more than 5 min!
5:48 AM
alan said…
i heard that you're cool if you have central air.
12:23 PM
Leah said…
ha ha ha heee heee heeeeee. good for you guys. ohh, in unrelated news...... emma tried to comment on your birthday post adam, and it didn't publish. does it need to be approved by you or something? she did it twice, so let us know if you don't get it , thanks!
7:14 AM
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