Belinda-re temp/diplopia

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Hi Belinda-

You are right, it would be nice if the other two images that Jerry

sees because of diplopia could do something else. Like maybe I could

find a quiet place to sleep while still doing other jobs. Oh well,

I'll settle for being one while he sees three. 107 degrees is quite

pleasant if you aren't in the sun (believe that and I'll tell you

another one). The only saving part is that the humidity is often

zero percent right now. It's like putting your head in an oven when

you walk outside. I worry about Jerry because he does not sweat and

so the bodies cooling system is not working. We keep pushing the

water. I must tell you though that 90 degrees and humid is a real

problem for me. Since I've lived in Arizona I find humidity a bigger

problem than the high dry heat. I'll probably be a real mess by the

time I see you in NC. Did you know that 90 degrees in quite pleasant

in Arizona? Hard for some to believe but it is. In fact, when the

temp is between 80 - 90 it is my favorite time of the year, it's

spring time. The flowers are all blooming, evening temp is around

60, people are out and about and the birds (even if I don't know

their names) are everywhere.

Jan

from Arizona, where air conditioning is a must!

[Guest guest]

Jan,

My husband's grandparents lived in Arizona for a few years before

moving back to Georgia. They didn't live long after that. Not because

they moved back to Georgia but because they were ill and needed

someone to take care of them. Wanted to make myself clear about that.

I didn't want anyone think we killed them off after coming back to

live in Georgia. Good Grief! How do I get myself in these long

explanations. Anyway they said the heat was more bearable there at 90

because it was a dry heat. 90 degrees here you just have sweat

pouring off of you because of the humidity. I have been in Georgia

for 19 years and I still can't get use to it. I have been told though

by people here that have lived here all their life they can't stand

it either. They said they think it is hotter here than it use to be.

They think it is because of the ozone layer. I don't know. I just

know come August you do not see me outside unless it is going from an

air conditioned house to an air conditioned car. I know you do worry

about Jerry not being able to sweat. I know you will also keep the

air condition on him at all times. I know that diplopia is a serious

thing. I hope you don't mind my kidding about it. Ya know I love ya.

God bless,

Belinda

> Hi Belinda-

> You are right, it would be nice if the other two images that Jerry

> sees because of diplopia could do something else. Like maybe I

could

> find a quiet place to sleep while still doing other jobs. Oh well,

> I'll settle for being one while he sees three. 107 degrees is

quite

> pleasant if you aren't in the sun (believe that and I'll tell you

> another one). The only saving part is that the humidity is often

> zero percent right now. It's like putting your head in an oven

when

> you walk outside. I worry about Jerry because he does not sweat

and

> so the bodies cooling system is not working. We keep pushing the

> water. I must tell you though that 90 degrees and humid is a real

> problem for me. Since I've lived in Arizona I find humidity a

bigger

> problem than the high dry heat. I'll probably be a real mess by

the

> time I see you in NC. Did you know that 90 degrees in quite

pleasant

> in Arizona? Hard for some to believe but it is. In fact, when the

> temp is between 80 - 90 it is my favorite time of the year, it's

> spring time. The flowers are all blooming, evening temp is around

> 60, people are out and about and the birds (even if I don't know

> their names) are everywhere.

> Jan

> from Arizona, where air conditioning is a must!