| July 08, 2010 |
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| How Are You Beating The Heat? |
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| Our recent heat wave has brought imaginative ways to "beat the heat". Let us know how you stay cool, so we can all keep our cool through the rest of the summer...... |
| Posted by Mark Breen @3:05 PM |
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| - Saoirsa from Stowe said... |
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| Ice packs on the head and neck at night and a fan always does the trick for me! 7/23/10
11:49 PM |
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| - Aron from St. Albans said... |
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| AC 7/14/10
12:42 PM |
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| - Laura from St. Johnsbury said... |
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| Lots of iced tea with fresh mint from the garden 7/13/10
2:46 PM |
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| - anonymous said... |
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Sleeping at night- Fill a sprayer bottle with water. Before you go to bed at night spray your bedsheet with the spray bottle (amount will vary from person to person), to wet the sheet. The heat from your body will evaporate the moisture and thus allow your body to be cool.
It really works!!!! 7/12/10
6:25 PM |
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| - Alison Stannard from Manchester Ctr said... |
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| I used the ice pack wraps in the freezer usually used for my husband's sore knee. I put them on the back of my neck and around my head. 7/11/10
10:01 PM |
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| - Bob from Lyndonville said... |
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hey Guys when was the last time we had a stretch
of this kind of hot weather. 7/9/10
5:05 PM |
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The last long stretch of hot weather was June of 2003. - posted by Mark Breen
7/12/10 5:05 PM |
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| - Karl Decker from Townshend said... |
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| Best way to beat the heat is with a slow, cool glass of spring water from time to time while at work. But then as the day ends, and as dusk creeps across the meadow, it's cooling to just sit on the porch and listen to the gurgling, haunting song of the elusive hermit thrush as night's shadows gather at the meadow's edge. 7/9/10
1:05 PM |
