EAA UWO Dorm Room (Air Conditioned) For Sale

Montblack wrote:
Significant Other is already lining up vacation days for '06 OSH dates -
she's not sure what she'll do, but it won't be with me! She loves her week
home ....alone.


She can join me in Las Vegas!

1) air conditioning

2) room service

She can join me in Las Vegas!

1) air conditioning

2) room service

Vegas is a winter sport. We're planning to partake of its wonders in March.

In July, it's a blast furnace.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Jay Honeck wrote:
She can join me in Las Vegas!

1) air conditioning

2) room service


Vegas is a winter sport. We're planning to partake of its wonders in March.

In July, it's a blast furnace.

I don't know. I was there this past June (14th through 29th) and it
wasn't bad. 109 a couple of days, but it really is a dry heat and it
felt very comfortable to someone used to 95/95 here in PA during some
summer days. 109/3 (yes, the RH was 3%!!) was very comfortable. And I
could exit the pool at the hotel, and during the approximately 100 yard
walk back to my room, have my hair completely dry (OK, there isn't THAT
much to dry) and my swim trunks would be nearly dry. It was amazing...


Matt

In July, it's a blast furnace.

I don't know. I was there this past June (14th through 29th) and it
wasn't bad. 109 a couple of days, but it really is a dry heat and it felt
very comfortable to someone used to 95/95 here in PA during some summer
days. 109/3 (yes, the RH was 3%!!) was very comfortable. And I could
exit the pool at the hotel, and during the approximately 100 yard walk
back to my room, have my hair completely dry (OK, there isn't THAT much to
dry) and my swim trunks would be nearly dry. It was amazing...

My parents used to spend winters in Vegas. At that time of year, it's a
wonderful place to live and work.

I was there in June once. It was 117 degrees on the strip, and it was
incredible. You literally desiccated as you walked, and didn't even realize
you were dying, since the sweat evaporated immediately.

It didn't feel any worse than 95 in Iowa -- but that's bad enough to make me
not want to go back in summer.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Jay Honeck wrote:

In July, it's a blast furnace.

I don't know. I was there this past June (14th through 29th) and it
wasn't bad. 109 a couple of days, but it really is a dry heat and it felt
very comfortable to someone used to 95/95 here in PA during some summer
days. 109/3 (yes, the RH was 3%!!) was very comfortable. And I could
exit the pool at the hotel, and during the approximately 100 yard walk
back to my room, have my hair completely dry (OK, there isn't THAT much to
dry) and my swim trunks would be nearly dry. It was amazing...


My parents used to spend winters in Vegas. At that time of year, it's a
wonderful place to live and work.

I was there in June once. It was 117 degrees on the strip, and it was
incredible. You literally desiccated as you walked, and didn't even realize
you were dying, since the sweat evaporated immediately.

It didn't feel any worse than 95 in Iowa -- but that's bad enough to make me
not want to go back in summer.

I guess it depends on your preferences. I'm a heavy sweater and I hate
humidity. Here in PA in the summer, the humidity is rather nasty. Not
as bad as New Orleans, but still pretty bad.

The few times I've been to the southwest, I've just loved it. As long
as I keep drinking, I stay very comfortable even above 110 (I was in
Phoenix in mid-July a few years ago). Maybe 120 would get to be
uncomfortable, but I think I could even take that.

When I retire, I'll probably just stay in PA as I was born here and
probably will never leave, but if I do move, I won't go to Florida as
most in this area do. I'll head to NM, AZ, NV or maybe even CO. I'm
not sure I could stand to look at a desert every day after this many
years of the PA mountains, but I do love the low humidity!!


Matt

Matt Whiting wrote:

I'm a heavy sweater
snip

Your wife must really love you during those cold, PA winters.

--
Peter

Peter R. wrote:

Matt Whiting wrote:


I'm a heavy sweater

snip

Your wife must really love you during those cold, PA winters.


Luckily, I don't sweat much during the winter! :-) I do give off a lot
of heat, though, so she says she sees no need for an electric blanket...


Matt

All my friends got together and bought me a sweater for my birthday. I
wanted a moaner or a screamer, but that little sweater is kind of cute.

{;-)


JIm




I'm a heavy sweater
snip

Your wife must really love you during those cold, PA winters.

Matt Whiting wrote:

As long as I keep drinking, I stay very comfortable ...

Me too! :-)

George Patterson
Coffee is only a way of stealing time that should by rights belong to
your slightly older self.

On Wed, 25 Jan 2006 23:55:19 GMT, Matt Whiting
wrote:

I'm
not sure I could stand to look at a desert every day after this many
years of the PA mountains, but I do love the low humidity!!

Due to popular demand we've recently added some mountains here in AZ
Matt. We put in both the relatively cheap rural home-power kind, and
the pricey closer-to-town McMansion type. I chose the scattered
low-trees and dense cactus variety, and a friend bought a bunch of the
what-the-hell-takes-pine tar-off-six-vehicles flavor. There should be
something left over that suits you. ;-)

Wayne