Re: Heat!/Akiba

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It sure is! Or "almost really warm" as Pixie (2,5 years) put it the other day... (she and her mother have spent the week here). But thankfully it's getting slightly less hot now.love/Reb>> Wow Reb, for you guys that's HOT!I am glad it isn't affecting Anne's MS..> here in the states the Eastern seaboard has also been having a huge> heat-wave, it has actually been cooler here in Fla then in, say, Philly or> NYC. I hope the heat wave(s) break soon... > > ~*~Hugs~*~

> ~*~Akiba~*~

> -- Heat!

> > > We have had 95 degrees Fahrenheit or above here for a couple of days â€"> inside as well as outside (actually, if anything it's slightly cooler> outside, where there's at least such things as shadow and some breeze). Last> time the weather was this hot was 16 years ago, when the Soccer World Games> were in the US (I remember watching the games in the middle of the night â€"> because of the time difference â€" with all the windows open, and practically> without clothes, but still sweating floods). > > > Without A/C (as I've explained before, that's unusual in Sweden), that is> kind of hot. But we are getting along as good as we can. 's MS hasn't> been affected by the heat. > > > OK. End of report. Gotta get out of the study now. It's the hottest room in> this house (in close competition with the kitchen...).

> > > love

> /Reb>

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Speaking of weather, we're just in the beginning of a MASSIVE thunderstorm! I was *supposed* to go look at a place, but with the rain and the skies so black, we've decided to put it off till tomorrow.

~*~Hugs~*~

~*~Akiba~*~

-- Heat! > > > We have had 95 degrees Fahrenheit or above here for a couple of days â€"> inside as well as outside (actually, if anything it's slightly cooler> outside, where there's at least such things as shadow and some breeze). Last> time the weather was this hot was 16 years ago, when the Soccer World Games> were in the US (I remember watching the games in the middle of the night â€"> because of the time difference â€" with all the windows open, and practically> without clothes, but still sweating floods). > > > Without A/C (as I've explained before, that's unusual in Sweden), that is> kind of hot. But we are getting along as good as we can. 's MS hasn't> been affected by the heat. > > > OK. End of report. Gotta get out of the study now. It's the hottest room in> this house (in close competition with the kitchen...). > > > love > /Reb>

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Is this the same place you mentioned, Akiba? The 2 BR one?Yeah, stay put til the weather is quieter.love you, and best wishes for a great outcome!KateTo: MSersLife Sent: Thu, July 15, 2010 4:05:31 PMSubject: Re: Heat!/Akiba

Speaking of weather, we're just in the beginning of a MASSIVE thunderstorm! I was *supposed* to go look at a place, but with the rain and the skies so black, we've decided to put it off till tomorrow.

~*~Hugs~*~

~*~Akiba~*~

-- Heat! > > > We have had 95 degrees Fahrenheit or above here for a couple of days â€">

inside as well as outside (actually, if anything it's slightly cooler> outside, where there's at least such things as shadow and some breeze). Last> time the weather was this hot was 16 years ago, when the Soccer World Games> were in the US (I remember watching the games in the middle of the night â€"> because of the time difference â€" with all the windows open, and practically> without clothes, but still sweating floods). > > > Without A/C (as I've explained before, that's unusual in Sweden), that is> kind of hot. But we are getting along as good as we can. 's MS hasn't> been affected by the heat. > > > OK. End of report. Gotta get out of the study now. It's the hottest room in> this house (in close competition with the kitchen...). > > > love > /Reb>

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No, this is another one. The two bedroom one was not good, the second "bedroom" was a tiny sitting room with no door and a futon for a bed (the room would not fit much more), yesterday I looked at a 3 Br/2 ba, older unit, didn't really like it but I've learned to make it work, and would be able to make it homey...this one is a 3 Br/2 ba and here in the park there is a 2 Br/2 ba also available. All mobile homes, none handicap accessible, the one yesterday, the guy would put in a ramp for me and also give me a years lease (none of this month-to-month silliness).Boy the thunder is booming!

~*~Hugs~*~

~*~Akiba~*~

-- Heat! > > > We have had 95 degrees Fahrenheit or above here for a couple of days â€"> inside as well as outside (actually, if anything it's slightly cooler> outside, where there's at least such things as shadow and some breeze). Last> time the weather was this hot was 16 years ago, when the Soccer World Games> were in the US (I remember watching the games in the middle of the night â€"> because of the time difference â€" with all the windows open, and practically> without clothes, but still sweating floods). > > > Without A/C (as I've explained before, that's unusual in Sweden), that is> kind of hot. But we are getting along as good as we can. 's MS hasn't> been affected by the heat. > > > OK. End of report. Gotta get out of the study now. It's the hottest room in> this house (in close competition with the kitchen...). > > > love > /Reb>

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I adore the thunder! Enjoy a good storm!Best wishes on apartment hunting, my friend!love, KateTo: MSersLife Sent: Thu, July 15, 2010 4:15:55 PMSubject: Re: Heat!/Akiba

No, this is another one. The two bedroom one was not good, the second "bedroom" was a tiny sitting room with no door and a futon for a bed (the room would not fit much more), yesterday I looked at a 3 Br/2 ba, older unit, didn't really like it but I've learned to make it work, and would be able to make it homey...this one is a 3 Br/2 ba and here in the park there is a 2 Br/2 ba also available. All mobile homes, none handicap accessible, the one yesterday, the guy would put in a ramp for me and also give me a years lease (none of this month-to-month silliness).Boy the thunder is booming!

~*~Hugs~*~

~*~Akiba~*~

-- Heat! > > > We have had 95 degrees Fahrenheit or above here for a couple of days

â€"> inside as well as outside (actually, if anything it's slightly cooler> outside, where there's at least such things as shadow and some breeze). Last> time the weather was this hot was 16 years ago, when the Soccer World Games> were in the US (I remember watching the games in the middle of the night â€"> because of the time difference â€" with all the windows open, and practically> without clothes, but still sweating floods). > > > Without A/C (as I've explained before, that's unusual in Sweden), that is> kind of hot. But we are getting along as good as we can. 's MS hasn't> been affected by the heat. > > > OK. End of report. Gotta get out of the study now. It's the hottest room in> this house (in close competition with the kitchen...). > > > love > /Reb>