How do you deal with the hot weather?

When the weather is too hot I usually eat a lot of ice cream and stay in my air conditioned room. I also want to dive in a big cool pool and drink cold beverages while watching a movie. Whew! the weather in the Philippines is so hot that's why I often stay at the malls.

Taking a bath two or three times a day will help but it is only a temporary solution to hot weather. I just try to live with it, accept the sweat trickling down my skin and have a cool bath when I retire at night.

I have a pool in my backyard which is a great feature when its hot and miserable out. Pools are a pain in the butt to take care of though. I spend more time cleaning it than I do swimming in it.

I like to spend my hot days at the river side.There's i can cooled my body,each time i feel hot! I'm also like to sleep when the day hot! It is too lazy to go outside and donate our body water to the sun!

The heat really gets to me. I take a medication that lowers my heat tolerance. But I have a very active little toddler and I have to get out and about keeping him busy so I just have to deal with it. I drink lots and lots of water and return to air conditioning every chance I get just to cool off a bit.

hi there! ;0 it isnt summer here in our country. but when it is summer here, ooh, it just gets too hot. whew. well, what i do to make me feel better is i take a bath several times a day. and sometimes, i stay right infront of the electric fan. lolz. :) thank you and good day! :)

I spend most of my days inside if I do not have to go out and if I do finally get out there, I like to do it at night after the sun went down.

I just go out & enjoy it. I just make sure i'm safe with it since my heart problem causes me to overheat pretty quickly. As long as its not overly humid, I like the heat though I'd take winter over it any day.

hare i am also very hot ,too. i will go for a swim during the period of the evening therefore i seldom go out,Whether be or not such weather has let person feel bad also really ,the global climate change woollen cloth?