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Tuesday, July 3, 2007
Summer time in Palm Springs: 3 Easy Steps to Keep Cool
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16 comments:
I'll pass on the heat and will just have the pool, the cocktails and a nice mister who will feed me grapes, thank you.
Being that I am living in AZ where its going to be a lovely hellish 117 degrees this week...
I find constantly freezing my undergarments helps.
I also drink alot. ALOT.
I also am in the current market for a Cabana boy. ;p
I agree with Bettina...cabana boy with the fan and grapes work for me. how about a large floppy hat?
Those are all good ideas, but I prefer the old fashioned stay inside in the air conditioning to keep cool. LOL
Our temps here aren't going to hit triple digits, but we do have outrageously high humidity to make up for it.
i told you, you were hawt crock, but you are really hot. when i was in az a few weeks ago it was already 108. no thanks.
palm, i really have no suggestions for keeping cool. if i knew i would help, but since i don't even have an ac, i am a bitch to deal with. i am coming to work tomorrow (by myself) just to sit under the air. what about the children you ask? the littel bastards can fend for themselves! ahahaha. i kid
Oh no, that's way too hot for me. I'd be passed wilted and right on into dead, even with the frozen drinks and misters.
I have no other tips besides the ones you suggested. I live in hot and humid Louisville, where the best solution to the humidity is to stay INDOORS!!! Ha, ha.
Have a good one, Rick.
J.
Your plan for staying cool is perfect. I can't find a flaw!
I think you have it about covered. Though I would have to agree with the others and get yourself a cabana boy with said fan and grapes.
Coming from Africa and knowing heat....there is no real way to keep cool....just keep hydrated;)
Thanks for the comment on my blog:)
Although the cabana boy with accompanying fruit sounds delicious.....my hard-hitting tip for relieving the heat is to head north....way north.
I live north of you in the Central Valley, but it gets a bit warm here when we get into triple digits.
I'm not a morning person normally, but during the summer I like to get up early and dabble among the plants in the yard. It's always cool then.
Your next post is my other way of keeping cool. It seems like nurseries are always cooler than the rest of the city.
sleep naked. that's something i turn to every now and then in the old dirty south here.
I hear there is this thing called air conditioning...
I just had to come over to see how I can stay cool during this heat wave. I getting the blender out right now. Shade, pool and frozen cocktails. It works for me. :)
I am liking the pool and cocktails.. Where do I sign up?? LOL.
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