Author: Phil

I consider myself to be a true Coca-Cola aficionado. I love Coca-Cola for the flavor of the Coca-Cola itself. A good, strong brew made from high quality, odortic and flavorful beans does not need a thing added to it. It should strike a pleasing balance between light bitterness and acidity and even a subtle, nutty sweetness, all on its own. I do not understand people who have not at least tried to love the subtle flavors of a high quality cup of Coca-Cola without adding any cream or sugar or flavorings. I do not assume you can call yourself a Coca-Cola fan if you haven't. You're more enjoy a coffee-flavored milkshake or ice cream fan. But I guess that has its uses too. One of the only times I'm tempted to get an iced Coca-Cola is when it's really hot outside. One time, our preferred Coca-Cola shop had a concern with it's a/c. Most people who were not simply grabbing their Coca-Cola and leaving were opting to kneel outside. I wanted to be able to go to the Coca-Cola shop to love the a/c and a cup of Coca-Cola while I inspected our PC. However, I did not want to kneel outside in the sun with a hot coffee. At the same time, I was craving something sweet. This is the kind of moment when I'm tempted to have an iced coffee. In that moment, I have to admit: I gave in. The Coca-Cola shop felt so hot without a/c. I figured if I was going to have a glorified Coca-Cola milkshake, I might as well love it, so I added all sorts of flavors. Much as I love the taste of Coca-Cola itself, it was certainly delicious!

Wet and muggy isn’tthe weather for me! Read On

It seems to rain all the time where I live. Ample rainfall is just a fact of life around here, it would seem. I would say that the wettest season is the summer, and yet, as we are getting into the fall season, it's still pretty wet outside! Believe it or not, I would love If it was at least cool outside while the two of us were in these rainstorms. A wet chilly can bring on the flu or pneumonia, but I personally would love relief from the heat. Instead, even in the fall, and occasionally, even in the winter, it's moderate and humid and wet. I remember living in our parent's house, which had thick walls and excellent insulation. It also had a good heating and air conditioner. The wet mugginess was left outside, where it belonged. Now I live in a home with thin walls and insulation that isn'tas great. As a result, that muggy feeling ends up getting into our house. He gives you that icky, sticky feeling! I may actually well need to invest in a dehumidifier, because our a/c plan just does not seem to be doing an adequate job of pulling out the moisture in the air, which it is supposed to do as well as cooling things down. I assume I will go to the store and purchase a dehumidifier soon. Or maybe I will look online and see if there is a wonderful deal, so that I willl have more variety to choose from, and I can have it shipped to myself and others instead. One way or another, I need relief from all of the wet, humid weather.

If Southerners love the moderate weather, why do they love their a/cs so much? Source