Keeping my 7 Year old Entertained

It is so hot that I can even feel the road like shaking. (It is what you see when cooking things) its like uh just so hot. So uh we do use aircon.

Having a nice shower and then sitting in front of the fan do help a bit.

The library is such a nice place to frequent when you have kids. Nice to get outside. We have a greenbelt here along the river. There are cool spots in certain areas and it is nice for the kids. Going out in the earlier hours of the day when it is cooler is nice. It was triple digits here yesterday.

The only thing keeping me indoors are those pesky gnats that jump into my face when I'm trying to work out there, they get into my eyes and then my eyes swell up and I can hardly see. There is little to no humidity with it gets really hot here.

I can't go outside when it is humid.

I normally stay at home. I like humid weather if it's raining and cool. Have a nice day with your 7 year old.

That's good but you realize there is a lot of summer yet to go right??

Oh yes I do. It is too hot much too hot for me here. I have fans here but that is all..and ice and cold showers.

Good that you have her for company, It is so humid and hot outside I keep indoors by my AC

I can hardly believe Little Miss is seven. They grow up so quickly it seems. I hope the weather stays nice for you.

It's rarely humid here. I'll be spending a week with my grandson. He gets our daily due to baseball, and the rest of the time it's computer games! Hoping to find something he'd be willing to go do.

I am not a spring and summer person, so I keep myself in climates with four seasons that look and feel like four different and separate seasons. I lived in Florida for twenty-five years. So you cannot convince me that winter in Florida is longer than two days in February. It is not. But, spring in the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions does last until the end of June. So that is helpful for me. Still, 90°F+ is 90°F+ no matter where you live (humidity included or not). And am blind, so I can't drive. I walk to most of the places I go. That means, whenever possible, I go out in the mornings, and I avoid going out on days when I know rain or thunderstorms are possible (even if not expected until late in the evening). I wear loose-fitting clothing, wraparound sunglasses, and a floppy hat. And, when I am feeling overheated, I stop somewhere for a cup of coffee or hot tea to avoid heatstroke and get my body temperature regulated to where it should be.

It's a struggle, I end up staying under a shed and having a cold drink like ice cream, water, soda