Hot Weather

[angelhelpreiki]

I must concur with the folks from AK. For me, anything over 60F is too hot, and that's if I'm sitting still. If I have to actually move, it had better be closer to 50. I've never managed to acclimate to the heat & humidity of the east coast. It took the temperatures of Twentynine Palms to make me actually sweat, the only other times being when I was pregnant. Since sweating is the usual cooling method, I'm sunk here in the east. Drinking water doesn't help me at all; I'd literally die of water poisoning before I felt like I'd consumed enough to get cool. Yes, I was born this way, and yes, most folks around here cannot understand why I love being outside in the middle of winter.

[Sparky93]

One of my friends is that way (insert your "you have friends joke" here), we'll be outside work'n, 90 degrees out, I'll be drinched in sweat and he won't have a bead of sweat on him. Then the guy we work for, I've never seen a man sweat so much. He will litterely have sweat poring off of him, there will be a puddle below where he is work'n. I'm head go-phor, my friend is head everything else, and our boss is head air conditioned cab operator.

Like your avatar by the way angel, DTOM

[Rick]

I was that way most of my life. Not really a good thing. You can overheat much too quickly. Not sweating brings it's own problems. And I have always been comfortable with no coat in winter unless it was bitter cold. Last few years not so much.