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06-04-2007, 11:54 AM
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Not to seem crazy, but it is friggen HOT...
Getting up into the high 80s to the low 90s today and my friggen office's air conditioning is DEAD AGAIN! We went about four days without it about a month ago because it died.
IT IS FRIGGEN HOT! HA HA. If you guys could see the outfit I have on right now. Let's paint a picture. Stained T-shirt (which is one that I ride in after work because I had on a turtleneck), black dress slacks, and BLUE croc shoes with no socks. I do have the slacks rolled up to above my knee. Hair is in a ponytail. Yes, I do look like I should be in this office. I am a sight to see! I am sweating my azz off! The atttorneys are acting like azzholes because they are hot and cranky. OH I LOVE MONDAYS!
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06-04-2007, 12:05 PM
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06-04-2007, 12:08 PM
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If we could open windows it wouldn't be so bad. The office has no way to open windows. The air is stuffy.
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06-04-2007, 08:13 PM
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I'm about to attempt my second summer without an air conditioner. That heat wave in NYC last summer was no fun, but I managed. I spend a lot of my work day outdoors, though, so one gets used to it.
BuffyM, if it happens to your workplace again and you have a freezer or fridge there, I suggest getting two of those U-shaped seed-filled things covered in fabric that people microwave to put on sore muscles. You can also chill them. When it was averaging 95 degrees here last year I would get home, throw one of those around my neck and wear it until it warmed up. I'd then switch it out with the other one in the freezer. A spritzer bottle of water mixed with peppermint oil is also a good cooler. Just don't get it in your eyes; it stings.
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