Feeling Hot, Hot, Hot!

[sisabet]

So I am all reminding myself this morning that it isn't a panic attack if I just drank three cups of coffee to chase down my Sudafed and all of a sudden my heart starts racing. That is not a panic attack - that is an understandable physiological reaction to stimulants.

Well, that and the fact that anytime I open my resume file, I start to hyperventillate.

Yesterday it got up into the 90's and since I am a big weenie, I still have no AC. I reminded myself that a lot of people function and have perfectly normal lives without air conditioning, but last night when I ran out of popsicles the entire enterprise started seeming very dire.

Sid - Sid does not know what to think about any of this. Mostly he just lays on the hardwood floors and does not move. I joined him for a while and he is right, it is much cooler down there. My back started hurting and my ass fell asleep, but it was cooler.

Okay, so it is gonna be hot all week. I am gonna figure out a way to reach my air filter tonight and if replacing the filter does not fix the problem then I will call my landlord. I will. This is me making the resolution to call my landlord. Except I really do not think it is fair that I have to both update my resume and call my landlord in the same week. That is just not right at all.

::pouts::

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[luminosity]

Yesterday, it was Hells Visitor Center down here in Mississippi (No restrooms, no household dumping, cars to the right, trucks to the left, wear your seatbelts it's the law), and this morning, amidst a tropical deluge, the temp is climbing to a projected high of 96 degrees--and raining. And my a/c froze up over the course of the night. I am waiting on the a/c guy right now.

**I can't breathe! I can't breathe!!**

Call your landlord.

[coffeeandink.livejournal.com]

HOW DO YOU SURVIVE IN THE 90S WITHOUT AC?!!!!

I can't deal when it hits 80, not with the humidity we get, which I'm betting isn't as bad as what you do. I apologize to the biosphere for being an instrument of its destruction, but it's impossible to *breathe*.

I am distressed. Tiny plush Al weeps for you. Call your landlord!

[geekturnedvamp.livejournal.com]

I reminded myself that a lot of people function and have perfectly normal lives without air conditioning

Yes, but how are we defining these terms? Because people lived normal functional lives in the Middle Ages without modern dentistry too, but--I'm just saying, having teeth and AC produces way higher levels of functioning in most humans. And you live in KENTUCKY. Call your landlord.