Yeah, and it's what at midnight? Yesterdee was 101 for the high and still 91 at midnight. Our low for the day was at its usual 4am at 84.

There's a lotta difference in hittin 107 for an hour or 2 as a high and stewin in the heat all day AND all night like we do here. Of course the only ones not complainin are the electric companies, who make out like bandits this time of year.

When I was up in the Great White North in mid August, canoein just above Minnesota, waaay back in my Explorer Scout days in the early 70s, it would hit 80-85 during the day and then dip down to below freezin at night. Sleepin in the nude then venturin out in the mornin and slippin into a frozen pair of shorts from the day before was a manliness dwindlin affair to be sure. We had to tie a string around our pricks just so we could get a grip on things to get that early mornin "wake up pee" accomplished