It's baptising time!

[jagwriter78]

I thought it was about time I put a post in here. My life is so uneventful *sigh* So I am going to annoy you with all the uninteresting facts that happen to me. I

t's humid and hot outside and I am melting away - and so does the chocolate on the desk.... it's sad if you share an appartment and can't put the chocolate in the fridge because someone who is not you will eventually get to it. And this chocolate is special chocolate from all my fellow Scapers *sigh*

Anyways, this is it for my first post in my LJ. I am debating with myself if I should head to the mall - just because it's COLDER in there than it is here. I have no A/C.... Just a ceiling fan that does dren....

Comments

hey

[jen10122.livejournal.com]

I know what you mean. I live in a brick apartment building and in the summer it get's hot enough in here that you can cook with out a stove. And I have an A/C, but it's just for my bedroom. So, that means the rest of the apartment is hot all the time. So, I know what you are saying. It's way to hot here in NYC. I like when it's in the 70's to mid 80's. After that it's just to hot for me.

Jen

Re: hey

[jagwriter78.livejournal.com]

Upstate NY hit the mid 90s today. Welcome to sunny Florida!

Re: hey

[jen10122.livejournal.com]

oh, I see. I think that's what it hit hear too. It's way too hot to do anything. But lay around or to go to the mall.

Jen

[thecrazykind.livejournal.com]

Well, both of you are better off than me temperature wise. Here in Texas it's over 100 and with the humidity it makes it feel even hotter. It's best to stay in the nice air conditioning then to attempt any sort of activity that involves going outside.

I sympathize with you about having no AC though (I didn't use to have AC). I would die if I had no AC. It just gets waaaay too hot down here.