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Cece wrote:I used to sweat like a mannequin, now I sweat like a person. ;)

Ditto!
I thought when I was in NYC in July that it was the humidity & heat combo that was possibly the reason for me breaking into a sweat for the first time in my life. I just spent a week in Arizona and was sweating just as much here. Thank goodness because it was HOT. I'm so pleased to report that I had absolutely no problems with the heat here. This new ability to cool down is so refreshing!

Meg8907 wrote:Pigs don't sweat..

Pigs sweat a little bit, but they cool themselves by hanging out in cool mud.

In NYC in July, I was overcome by the heat on two occasions! Once on a lunch break when we went out into Times Square. The second time was when we had a ride from h*ll to the airport when we departed. The a/c in the cab was not functioning and I felt soooo sick from being hot. Plus the driver was swerving and jerking us around. To top it off, the cab had a funky smell. I was never so glad to get into an airport terminal in my life. #Shudderingfromhorriblecabride

Wonder if this gadget works...

Mini Portable Hand Held Air Conditioner
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dlb wrote:Ditto!
I thought when I was in NYC in July that it was the humidity & heat combo that was possibly the reason for me breaking into a sweat for the first time in my life. I just spent a week in Arizona and was sweating just as much here. Thank goodness because it was HOT. I'm so pleased to report that I had absolutely no problems with the heat here. This new ability to cool down is so refreshing!

Welcome to the Liberati!

Pklittle, yikes, that would've messed me up too.

I'm still not sweating. Of course, the record NYC temps were before but it was very hot and humid the day we left Philadelphia too. Maybe it will gradually change---it will take a while to notice with the weather we're having here though.