Feb 24th 2013greenbucksAround the Metro & Environment & Philippines & Photos
Thursday night and the whole of Friday brought about a lot of rains and so this red umbrella was put to good use:
Now we are back to having warm weather. Can’t say I miss the rains but I sure missed the cooler temperature.
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These past few days have been scorching and to think that it s still February and summer “officially” starts around March.
I miss the cold weather, never mind if I get allergies and some of the students sneeze on me (ugh).
The “cold” weather we experienced for a few weeks during the past two or three months has been intense at times for us who are used to hot and humid weather.
If only our water pressure is not a problem (illegal connections here and there), we would have considered getting an electric tankless water heater then. How wonderful it must be to use warm water for bathing 😀
But now the warm weather is back and we can only say “Ang init-init!” (Translation: It’s scorching hot!”)
Dec 9th 2008greenbucksEnvironment & For Information & Philippines & Photos & Visualizations
Evenings and early mornings are becoming cooler. The trees on the side of our home are becoming leafless as the days go by.
“Winter” has finally arrived.
Our “winter” in this part of the world is not snowy nor is it not even very cold. The temperature is just right, a bit chilly but not too cold. Though of course being used to hot-very hot daytime weather. people are becoming sick with colds, cough, asthma and allergies. I do get these headaches, runny nose and itchy eyes when I wake up.
I wonder how I and my son who has asthma would fare in places where there are four seasons.
We would like to experience real snow for sure, even if it means allergy attacks 😀
Is it time to examine our options then and look up mover NYC just in case?
Oct 2nd 2008greenbucksFor Information & Philippines & Photos & travel
We live in a country where the summer is humid and very hot. When its summer, we sweat profusely and do everything to ward off the heat: eat ice cream and other cold food and drink very cold ice-cold drinks, the air-conditioner is turned on, we go swimming and even wear clothes that will make us feel cool. Others even would not readily go out of their house during these days and wait for the dusk to bite before they do go out.
It really makes me wonder why there are so many comforters where we have our laundry brought because the weather can really be very humid. What gives?
When the rainy seasons come, we experience cold weather but not cold enough to use heaters, fireplaces, comforters, or electric blanket. We do not use these things where we are located but up on the mountains where lovely vacation homes can be seen, they do use these things.
How I wish we have a home somewhere where the air is cool.
