$39.99 = The Price of Comfort
plus $3.99 overnight shipping from Amazon.com
to get that rate I had to sign up for a trial of something called "Amazon Prime" which I am quite likely to forget to cancel after my three months run out, but it was worth it, because damn it, I need a fan, this week
the air conditioner, known as klima in Turkish, is a rare sight in the NYC public schools
temperatures in the high 80's and higher notwithstanding
one month of school left notwithstanding
so I will have to invest in a vantilatör
a good one, too
it's only sanity that's at stake.
to get that rate I had to sign up for a trial of something called "Amazon Prime" which I am quite likely to forget to cancel after my three months run out, but it was worth it, because damn it, I need a fan, this week
the air conditioner, known as klima in Turkish, is a rare sight in the NYC public schools
temperatures in the high 80's and higher notwithstanding
one month of school left notwithstanding
so I will have to invest in a vantilatör
a good one, too
it's only sanity that's at stake.
2 Comments:
I have been an Amazon Prime member for most of a year, and though a move into the city has made mail-order inconvenient (they won't leave it on my front stoop, nor should they), it was VERY handy until then.
I teach in a computer lab with 25 computers, 2 printers, and other tech-crap. For SEVEN years I have been complaining about the excruciating heat. I mean like over 90 in my room when it is 70 outside.
From what I hear though, I may be getting a/c this summer.
From the 8th Circle of Hell to a Happy Place. Thank goodness!
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