Hi Nancy

 NB> the furnace to  NB>> warm up the house in the evening.... so any warm
 NB> days just serve as  NB>> heat producers...  Only A/C we have is in my
 NB> car... but then we don't  NB>> need it that much usually....

 RH> OTOH, we've needed the A/C, not only for cooling, but to cut humidity
 RH> on days like today.

 NB> So far, even with all the rain we've been having, the humidity has
 NB> stayed pretty much outside.... good thing, too, since we don't have
 NB> A/C...  (G)

If it's cool temps, the higher humidity is OK but once the temps get up
to the upper 70s/low 80s, I need the A/C.

 NB>  RH>> Now that I know what it's like, I'll try to avoid it as much
 NB>  RH>> as possible.
 NB>  NB>> In nursing homes, they refer to them as
"milkshakes"... yeah,
 NB>  NB>> right...  ;0

 RH> Probably not a drop of milk in them.

 NB> Considering that most if not all of them claim to be lactose-free,
 NB> that would be a fair likelihood...  ;)

Probably call them "milkshakes" to make the residents think they're
getting something good. Most of them probably remember when shakes were
made with milk and ice cream, not a chemical concoction. (G)

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