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To: radu

I remember the humidity we had in Georgia. It was horrible in the summertime. That was when I was first introduced to refrigerated air. Till then, all I’d known is water-cooled air conditioning. We call them swamp coolers. LOL!

I’m sure as your reputation spreads, the museum will get busier and busier.


30 posted on 04/23/2024 12:13:14 AM PDT by luvie (๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธThe bravery/dedication of our troops keeping us safe & free make me proud to be an American.๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ)
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To: luvie

I’m familiar with swamp coolers. When I lived in NC years ago, my then-hubby and I lived in a 1955 mobile home with no AC. One summer we had a stretch of several days of temps over 100. He built one and it kept the kitchen and living room bearable and we slept on the living room floor. A summer I never want to repeat but we did survive. LOL

It’s definitely rough having no AC when it’s hot and steamy. I’ve lived in more than one apartment that didn’t have AC and had fans everywhere. Better than nothing.
To this day, even with AC, I keep a fan in the bedroom to blow across the bed so I can sleep. It runs during winter too.

People are finding out about us more and more as time goes on.


32 posted on 04/23/2024 12:48:22 AM PDT by radu (God bless our military men and women, past and present)
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