Surviving a Heat Wave

I grew up in a tropical climate, so, when I moved eight hours north, I didn’t expect the summers to be as hot.

Boy, was I wrong! When I moved here, it was because I was looking for a small city that was still in the south. My aged cabin city had just gotten too big for my tastes plus I wanted a safe arena to raise my children. I brought the youngsters up here a few months before my wife joined us, plus rented us a rather nice little three living room mobile cabin with central heat plus air conditioner for a particularly good price. Then, the heat wave came. Every morning, the hot plus cold temperatures went up to over a hundred plus five degrees, the heat index ranged between one hundred plus ten to one hundred plus twenty, plus even my central air conditioner was useless. I went to my landlady’s house to complain, plus her arena was just as hot as mine. I went to my sibling’s house on the other side of town. She had window air conditioners in every room, plus even her house was unbearably hot. I did manage to find a way to keep us cool. The tiny middle living room in my mobile cabin would truly stay pretty cool if I ran the A/C on full blast plus kept the door closed, so, my good friend and I spent about a week in that room. I worked the overnight shift at a local restaurant, and, when I got cabin with the youngsters in the morning, my good friend and I got food, drinks, toys plus books plus the youngsters plus I would stay in that room plus love the cool air conditioner while I dozed. At times I felt disappointing keeping the youngsters in that little room, but, they didn’t seem to mind. It seemed it was the only arena in city to stay cool.

heating and cooling equipment