10 Things That Hot Season Has Taught Me.
10. Defrosting your freezer doesn't take very long, but if you leave the doors closed for two days before you open it, you might end up thinking it would be more pleasant for someone to have actually barfed inside.
9. Three showers a day is not as excessive as you might otherwise think.
8. Deodorant should be provided free to everyone.
7. There is no good time to go outside. People will tell you that morning or evening are the best, but these are lies.
6. Seek out air conditioning whenever possible.
5. Apparently, motorbike helmets provide sun protection. At least, they provide enough protection that one of our staff members wore a helmet when we had to walk outside for five minutes last week.
4. Laundry dries much faster in the hot season than any other season. This is perhaps the only benefit of hot season.
3. Learn your temperature conversions. You should do this so that when you drive past the airport and the digital temperature sign reads "39C," you can easily convert this to 102F.
2. Fans. In the absence of air conditioning, they are your only hope.
1. Your body can sweat in more places than you think it can.
Hot season lasts until (at least) June. Think of all the lessons I can learn by then!
1 comment:
Once, a long time ago, I added to your list of tips to survive the rainy season. Today, I do the same for hot season:
11. Watch Chilly Willy episodes on you tube. It will help you think cold thoughts, and you can even get tips on how to build an igloo.
12. Wear your swimsuit to work. Pretty soon, you'll notice that you started a trend.
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