Houston, we have air conditioning!

Summers in the Pacific Northwest are muggy affairs with tepid rains and craven winds, making AC an absolute must-have.

Yesterday my house was a whopping 99.9 F and the AC was dead; felt like I was in a greenhouse!

But, hark, the AC repairman cometh today! And he fixed it and now my house feels glorious.  Now I'm surrounded by lovely, blessedly cool, air currents.

This is sheer bliss.  And it also means I can stop dreaming of sleeping in one of those body lockers in a morgue (seriously, I did dream that!) and get back to dreaming about my stories.  Can I get a 'Hell Yes!'?

Hell Yes!!!!!

My elation is tempered by the fact that my house is being painted green right now and every window is taped up, so back to my greenhouse feeling.... ha ha ha.

Now, I have to go make myself write.  Ta!

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  1. UnknownAugust 18, 2014 at 12:47 PM

    Yeah, summer isn't supposed to be this hot in Oregon! I say the state needs to pay for air conditioners for all its residents! Who's with me? Lol.

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