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Old 07-19-2011, 01:00 AM #1
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Default Heat / Humidity

Forgive me yet another thread of questions? I'm just so excited to find a site that is on the same wave length.
I guess I'm wondering what y'all do to tolerate this ridiculously hot weather? With the humidity at 120% (obviously a slight exaggeration) and temps in the 90's, I'm really struggling to function.
I try to avoid the great outdoors, but there are just some things that I am required me to be exposed to this.
Any insite? Also, besides breathing issues, what other symptoms do you struggle with as a result of this "beautiful" weather?

Jennie aka gooberoobu
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