The fan blades stir the murky air but can’t inter my small despair The ice cubes clink in my cool drink as I get by (C) Stephen W. Buchanan 2020
Originally published advertising free at “If You Haven’t Got A Sonnet”
So Hot You’re Cool
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If You Haven't Got A Sonnet 
It’s a bummer when my fan is only blowing the hot air around…no cooling going on! I did invest in a bigger, “super” fan this year–so far, so good 🙂
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It’s getting warmer out there in the Pacific Northwest. I hope you are able to stay cool enough with your super fan. 🙂 We had several fans around the house not helping much while we waited for the ac to be fixed. The cats were melted with the air.
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I have such a visual of “melted cats”–must be a ha’sonnet in that.
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Hmmm, you may be on to something there. 😸
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Go for it, Captain! 🙂
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My sisters in VT say the same thing😀
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It’s hot all over here on the east coast.
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How hot is it?
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It was up there, as was the humidity, and my heat pump/ac was down for over a week waiting for a part. Wah, wah, wah, I know. 🙂
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I was expecting a salty one liner 😅
I understand. I live in a house built for snow, so when it’s hot, it’s hot!
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The sweat was salty enough. 🙂 I’m glad the ac is working now as the temps are pushing 100 F.
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That’s a whole lotta F’s.
I love that American conversion 😏
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It’s about 37-38 Cs, or 310-311 Ks. I’m glad Google can do conversions. They tried to teach us in school when I was a kid, but it was, you know, too un-American to not use Fahrenheit. 😄
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Gotta love the American way 😂
Because of work I’ve learned to do all conversions in my head, temps, weights etc A useless skill in times of Google.
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