And when you live in the hot, humid climate of the South as Bobby, Ken, Beth, and I do, (and Kyle up in Ohio) air conditioning is practically a necessity. When I was growing up in Los Angeles, we never had A/C but it was so dry we didn't need it.  I've lived in NC for over 30 years now and still haven't got used to the humidity.

Kat

-------Original Message-------
From: "BG Greer, PhD" <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: 06/13/03 12:19 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Got the blues

>
> Scott,

       Now I could not take that. We have some box fans, but is the house
is
hot, it is hard to sleep. That's the problem with having everything air
conditioned, when you have to go without it, it becomes unbearable.

Bobby




>  It could be 90 degrees as it was the in Seattle the
> weekend befor that, and you could (as I do) have only a ceiling fan to
cool
> your home--a fan that's connected to the light dimmer so that at
nighttime,
> one must sleep in the heat, or with the lights on.
>
>
>