Re: was heat to the Miami Valley/ now electric bill & job..
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- Subject: Re: [CHAT] was heat to the Miami Valley/ now electric bill & job..
- From: Jesse Bell s*@flash.net
- Date: Tue, 1 Aug 2006 06:50:12 -0700 (PDT)
- In-reply-to: <44CE88DD.1050306@sbcglobal.net>
EXCELLENT Theresa!! So glad to hear that. I know how much stress that
can put on a family. Very happy for you both, but really happy for him!
"Theresa W." <tchessie1@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Well- the electric bill came today- and indeed our record setting hot
streak does come at a price. $144 for this month's electricity. The
month before (and our norm during most summer months) was $60. Yuck!
But, on a much more positive note- my husband was offered a very nice
position today, which he accepted and will start in 2 weeks. So yeah!!!
13 months and 5 days of job hunting finally paid off! Thank God!
Theresa
Bonnie & Bill Morgan wrote:
> I don't know how the planners do it, but it seems like they schedule the
> Dayton Air Show for the hottest day of the year every time. It just seems to
> draw the heat. They've done it again. Now why would you plan something
> that was going to be on asphalt or black top with metal roofed and walled
> buildings for the hottest day of the year?, I keep asking myself. In the
> past, the Dayton Celtic Festival downtown was on a different weekend and is
> usually a lot of fun. It's usually pretty hot, but not record setting.
> This year they put it opposite the Dayton Air Show...the hottest day of the
> year. Now it's bad enough that the heat indices are over 100 F. I think
> folks were surprised the crowds were down for the Celtic Fest. DUH! (Ever
> tried to dance in wool on the hottest day of the year? I'm surprised the
> entertainment teams showed up!) Knowing how the weather was going to be, DH
> and I declined to go to the Celtic Fest or the Dayton Air Show. Maybe we're
> just getting old, but we couldn't see the sense of going out to get roasted
> and pay highly for the privilege when we could stay home and be more
> comfortable for free.
>
> We're to have a heat index continuing for the next three days above 100 F.
> It will only be 91-98 actual temp, but with very high humidity. I have so
> much I want to do outside, but I'll have to do it before 10:00am every day
> where it is shaded in the yard. Even the dogs don't want to stay out and
> play. They have been getting their business done in record time since the
> return of the blast furnace.
>
> Donna, how are you doing in Chicago with the heat? They aren't predicting
> any relief until Thursday or Friday here.
>
> I don't envy anyone who deals with these temps on a regular basis.
> Especially not you, Pam, without the benefit of rain!!!
>
> Blessings,
> Bonnie (SW OH - zone 5)
>
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