How to stay cooler indoors this August

Hello.

Hi.

So having adjusted here, how how exactly do you beat the heat? What is your recommendation for folks who want to maybe maybe they want to get out of the house, but they don't want to be, you know, out in the open?

Out, actually out, out.

Yes.

And that's something that I've had to adjust to.

Like, we don't have AC in all of our buildings here.

Right.

Like AC.

In Florida and certainly in Arizona, you find AC everywhere, which is good and bad because you go from like 100 degrees to 60 degrees and that's a shock to the body.

But here we don't really have that so much.

So I've had to learn to find my... my little reprieves.

And last month we talked a lot about my favorite, the water.

So, you know, I always recommend jumping into some water safely, but for folks like Jeannie,

who don't necessarily want to be like out in the sun

or for when the smoke starts rolling in, or it is just too hot outside.

I totally feel that.

I don't think, and I'm not just saying this as the book person here.

I don't think you can do much better than the library because Like libraries, a lot of them now here in Seattle are getting A.C. if they don't already have it.

I did find out recently the Fremont Library Branch, which is my local library branch, is closing starting August 9th.

This is a PSA through like early November to get A.C., which I think is huge and kind of reflects our changing climate.

So not closing,

closing, closing.

Just temporarily.

Okay, but they're getting AC.