Heatmageddon
So, the air conditioning is truly out, and not just struggling to cool our house in the 95-100 degree temperatures. It got down to 82 last night–woo hoo! Here’s the household, wilting under the heat:
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Alfred Essa: RT @lblanken: Everyone Should Learn to Program, Shouldn't They? http://t.co/nEFEPhKm
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Laura Blankenship: Everyone Should Learn to Program, Shouldn’t They? http://t.co/kokAe7ee
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Laura Blankenship: Everyone Should Learn to Program, Shouldn't They? http://t.co/AacSwzFC
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Laura Blankenship: RT @guzdial: Blog@CACM post on how the %women in computing continues to drop, 10 years after Margolis & Fisher. http://t.co/0sqFQHpG
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Laura Blankenship: RT @baldy7: I can't stand it when my kids' teachers give lazy, crappy, meaningless HW with little or no direction.
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Laura Blankenship: RT @smith: A good question for @centredigimedia students: Can You Understand How Technology Works Without Understanding Code? http://t.co/taQ6ckgY
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Laura Blankenship: Here's the article http://t.co/6nioJJtZ
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Greg Wilson: @lblanken Link to "Can You Understand..." didn't survive shortening.
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Ugh. . . Get yourself to a motel!
We’re having great weather here, but the East Coast weather reports remind me of the July in Davis where the average temperature (including nights!) was 87 degrees. It may have been that same summer that our air conditioning went out when it was 113 degrees, and because Lucas a baby, our retreat to a motel was literally a life saver.
Hope things cool down soon!
If we can’t get this fixed today, I’m definitely hitting a hotel. It was so hard to sleep last night. This happened to us in Arkansas but I think we managed to get it fixed before we had a crazy hot night.
Just found your blog recently and have been reading some past posts…I really am loving it! It is so refreshing to read someone with a positive outlook on the teaching profession. I am becoming a teacher as a career change (was in finance field) and couldn’t be more excited (and nervous!) about it!
And yes…it is really hot!
Caroline http://www.thehoppepad.blogspot.com
Caroline, welcome! Shifting to teaching was the best thing I ever did! I love it! It’s not perfect, by any means, but it is a lot of fun. Good luck with your transition!