Feminists, how do you keep cool on a hot day?

Question

A book by Andrea Dworkin? Sitting by the A/C listening to Helen Reddy? I'd love to hear how you do it!

Answer 1

i think they roll in the mud

Answer 2

Cold showers and listening to Nile.

Answer 3

I just had to look at my computer to find out whether it was hot outside or not at the moment.  (It says 83 F. . . nope, I guess it's not hot today.)

It's pretty simple, really:  it's called working in the lab and in my office all day.  Sensitive analytical equipment doesn't really like temperature extremes, and we might as well cool the work spaces in the rooms next door while we're at it.

Answer 4

i also do the same, as the others

i wont be tricked into saying the wrong thing and be hurt, and cast down

Answer 5

I sit there and take the heat like a real man...I mean, woman.

Answer 6

Sitting around, cooling in the AC, reading a book, watching TV, talking on the phone...

Answer 7

I usually sit on my deck and drink beer and read books but I'd love to go to Tracey's some afternoon for a visit.

Answer 8

Well, while I'm deployed here in Kuwait the temperatures can sometime reach 140F. What my fellow soldiers and I do during the hottest part of the day is stay in the air conditioning or shade as much as possible and drink a lot of water. I can't wait for rainy season! (It'll rain for about 15 minutes sometime in October.)

Answer 9

I hire attractive young men as cabana boys to spritz me and bring me margaritas.

Answer 10

I go swimming, or to some air-conditioned building. Occasionally I'll mix up an iced drink. What else would I do?

Answer 11

A p***s shaped ice lolly mmm