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sjfcontrol wrote:Only in Texas does it get so hot you have to water your foundation!

Right!

We built our house 4 years ago and grass wasn't in the budget until year 2. What was in the budget for year 1 were 3 stations of sprinklers around the house for that very purpose!

strider67 wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:Only in Texas does it get so hot you have to water your foundation!

Right!

We built our house 4 years ago and grass wasn't in the budget until year 2. What was in the budget for year 1 were 3 stations of sprinklers around the house for that very purpose!

I gave up watering the foundation, live on top of a hill and the water just runs into the cracks never to be seen again....

You know it's hot when...

When you wake up on a saturday, see the fence and backward are wet from rain, and stand at the door stupefied for a minute wondering if you're dreaming.

When you eat ghost chiles while mowing the lawn to cool off.

September comes around and the daytime temp falls to 90 and you think that its fall and you turn off the A/C and open all the Windows and doors to get some fresh air in the house

RAM4171 wrote:September comes around and the daytime temp falls to 90 and you think that its fall and you turn off the A/C and open all the Windows and doors to get some fresh air in the house

I know, huh? I got to church this morning at about 7:45, and it was about 78º and breezy. I actually entered the church with a little bounce in my step. I hadn't felt that in a while. It was great.

RAM4171 wrote:September comes around and the daytime temp falls to 90 and you think that its fall and you turn off the A/C and open all the Windows and doors to get some fresh air in the house

Yep..... It's down to 77 degrees and got the doors and windows open. Nice breeze. Seems wonderful. Hope it drops into the 60s tonight. Fall's here

I can breathe again...August was brutal.

Crisp air, football, hunting season, CHL.......Ah, life is good.....

When I dont get a day off from May 1st to now (In the a/c business) Yesterday is the first time since the end of April that I didnt have to work. Maybe the trend will last for a few weeks before heating season starts

I'm chilly

The 100th post occurs on a day when it did not reach 100 degrees.

A beautiful day here in the capital city.

Somewhat ironic that the temps finally break and the midsection of the state pretty much bursts into flames!

loadedliberal wrote:A beautiful day here in the capital city.

Now, we just need a few more of these days!

My grandson (4 years old) and I were dove hunting yesterday morning. I looked over at him and he had his arms pulled inside his T-shirt. I laughed, he said "Gwandpa, I'm fweezing!" He has a little trouble with his "R's"!

It was sure nice after sweating to death on opening day on Thursday!

When Texans suggest cancelling hunting season.

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