Well, I love those days. The heat doesn’t bother me at all. In fact, it makes me feel comfortable.
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Oh, I love those days too. I’d rather be too hot, than too cold. I guess I can say I love the heat, but tolerate the cold

You know those days when it’s got the feel of being 100 degrees because of the temperature and humidity – where people are afraid to go out of their house because they think they’re going to melt when the hit the sidewalk? Well, I love those days. The heat doesn’t bother me at all. In fact, it makes me feel comfortable. When I was in my early 20’s, and going to dance clubs, I used to love those crowded and small dance floors, where the collective body temperatures of everyone moving in such a close space made it feel like an oven when you joined the floor. I guess, in a perfect world, I’d be living in a sauna.

Either that, or, playing for the Texas Rangers.

Really? I’m good for about 50. When it gets below that I start to feel a bit chilly.
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I’m right there with you. In fact, I have the opposite effect going on. Anything over 70 and I start complaining about the heat. Steve’s moving to Barbados and I’d be quite happy living in the Colorado mountains…

Never heard that one before, sanair.

But, for those not aware, I do have a relationship with Amazon. If you were to buy something from Amazon, off a link that I’ve listed here, I get a very small referral credit. I can’t even remember what it is, to be honest – because it’s so small. In the end, if enough people do buy things off Amazon links here, they send me a gift certificate. It’s been a while since I’ve seen one – because they only send you one when you hit a certain required limit. But, in the past, they’ve usually been in the amount equal to what the shipping would be, charged to me, if I bought some books on Amazon and had them shipped to me.

That good enough for you sanair?

FYI, its common net-etiquette to inform your readers of your Associates affiliation with Amazon when you provide a link such as your last one.

I’m the type of person who is normally cold when it’s less than 73° F.
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Really? I’m good for about 50. When it gets below that I start to feel a bit chilly.

I guess living in Western NY gave me some perspective on cold and snow? Then again, I haven’t worn much heavier than a baseball jacket, and I really don’t layer much…