#picking my mosquito hell over that intense dryness

[always-a-slut-4-ghouls]

It’s summer again which means I get to play the game of “the air conditioning in some building is up HIGH but if I wear warm clothes I’ll die two seconds after stepping outside

#emma posts #pick your poison and I pick air conditioner up really high #can’t get heatstroke from that #maybe put on a blanket if it’s a house #but outside its like ‘find a way to cool off or die’ #at least when it’s -60 below f I can put on more layers #when it’s 110 above f it’s like ‘find shade. go in water. or die’ #if you leave the air conditioned buildings I mean #apparently humidity also makes it harder to regulate your body temperature? #and it gets really humid here #it’s either a drought period because global warming is fucking weather part up #or it’s normal and this place gets DAMP #I have been to places that were dry af in the heat #and had way less water and thick plant life #I felt like the water in my body was being sucked out of my skin the moment I stepped outside #it was worse than when we’ve had droughts here #picking my mosquito hell over that intense dryness #even when it gets bad enough that some plants die and the water levels are down and the wind always kicks up dust #it’s still somehow wetter than a drought in Montana #no idea how that works but it does #this year has been more wet than two and three years ago #but it’s only the start of summer so we’ll see #in 2020 or was it 2021 my family went to visit a state park with a waterfall and the thing was about as strong as a normal shower head #about as much water too #the time before that it was raining and the thing was an actual waterfall with the entire river full #it was unsettling when there was practically nothing #where I live it’s just water-water-water #and even just the closest other state is more dry #so not being very wet at all was weird af #I saw droughts before but two years in a row gets bad