From Junuary to Juneburn
For those of you not in the Seattle area, the month started off very chilly. It was so cold, even for us flannel-wearing northwesterners, that everyone not-so-jokingly referred to it as "Junuary".
This past weekend more than made up for the cold start, with blazing sunshine and near-record temperatures in the low 90s. Since Seattleites' melting point is around 85 degrees, that meant lots of flannel puddles.
What this means for a cave-dwelling geek:
- Sweating is icky. Standing inside in next to nothing, not moving, and sweating is icky with an exponent.
- If you stand in front of the air conditioner to cool down (see #1), you are now basically locked in place. You can't move away from the cold air stream, because anywhere is going to be hotter than where you are right now.
- Cold air on sweat (see #1 and #2) cools your skin rapidly, and can make you have to pee.
This is what's referred to as "a dilemma".
1 comment:
Sorry, but you'll get no sympathy from me: it's been ~115* each day here for the last month! The inside of my car must be 130*, easy.
Toasty.
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