I will admit I find it interesting how many people when they find out that I have breathing problems in Air Conditioning tell me that they would not be able to survive with out A/C. There are many many people all over the world surviving with out it and everyone did back before it was invented.

Here are some tips to surviving without A/C

Turn off (and maybe even unplug) your appliances: Your computer, your tv, your chargers -- all give off heat, as do your dishwasher and your clothes dryer. Try drying your dishes and clothes the old fashioned way (air drying and line drying). You'll save energy and keep the house cooler.

Soak your feet in a bucket of cold water.

Cover Up: Covering up may actually keep your cooler, especially if the heat is low in humidity. In the scorching temperatures of the Middle Eastern deserts, traditional cultures wear clothing covering from head to toe. By protecting your skin from the sun beating down, you'll also shade your skin. Be sure your clothing is natural fabrics, and loose.

Use light-colored roofing. If you have the choice, choose a lighter roof or roof coating. It will reflect sunlight rather than absorbing it.

Plant trees. Trees can shade your home or yard and keep things considerably cooler. Deciduous trees, those that lose their leaves in winter, will let sunlight through in winter when it's desired and create shade in summer.

Sitting outside, as older folks do here in the hotter months, isn't just comfortable, it's sociable.

Humidity makes room air feel warmer, so reduce indoor humidity. Minimize mid-day washing and drying of clothes, showering, and cooking. When you must do these things, turn on ventilating fans to help extract warm, moist air, but be sure to turn them off when you're finished so they don't extract cooled air from the house.

Eat less. Smaller meals with less protein will reduce metabolic heat. Whatever you do eat should be cool and not require heat to be prepared (e.g. salads, sandwiches, etc.)

The Holdup

The Popsicle Boy

The Stolen Jewels

The Three Little Elephants

The red car there is the one that hit the one that went into the house

Picture of the car in the house

another of the car in the house

Back end of the car in the house

The cops standing at the car in the house

The path that the car took from the road to the house.

some of the emergency crew

Where she took off some grass on her way in

Some parts that the car lost on it's path to the house

the whole

the car that went in the house on the wrecker

the firemen at the whole

the hole from the inside

the hole from the inside. you can see part of the 1970 Dodge Charger that was parked in there

The poor Charger. It has 3 broken windows and the antenna ripped off and the thing is all scratched up

It look gross...

this is your last warning........