“Yours truly” enjoyed a second night in the multi-purpose room of the CARE Center. Mary (a volunteer) spent the night with me(*).  ~~ Gratefully, a volunteer named Rod added the necessary muscle to help David hoist the air-conditioner up to the roof. ~~ Several problems reared their ugly heads (bewitched)!! The retailer will ship the correct thermostat (bewildered) and David will complete the project at a later date.

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“Yours truly” is extremely bothered by the heat and necessity to temporarily jerry-rigg the air conditioner installation.

Note the temperature is slowly coming down in my trailer home.

*(Lest I commit vandalism or steal something.)

Postscript, Thursday, August 4, 2016, 8:00 AM: It took hours–yesterday–to cool my trailer home. I’m glad to report, last night I slept blissful and comfortable in my own bed.

Subject closed!!

So-o-o-o grateful for a cool place to sleep last night!!

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Plants were watered, weeds were pulled (and pictures taken). Too, too hot to work in the yard and unbearable inside my trailer home. With my laptop receiving a good WiFi signal in the CARE Center, I’ve imported pictures and prepared this message.  It’s an “almost cold” seventy-two degrees in the CARE dining room.

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3:00 PM: The “overnight” package has not arrived. Even if it were on-site, obviously, far too hot for David to be working on top of my trailer home!!

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Twenty-four hours from now, this nightmare may be amusing but right now (5:30) it’s no laughing matter.

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days since A/C repair–

and intended  installation of new air-conditioner.

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This blog message was prepared in the comfort of the air-conditioned CARE Center. The correct air-conditioner lower unit is being shipped “overnight.” David will return tomorrow and (hopefully) complete the project. ~~ Look at “feels like” / “real feel” temperature of 108 degrees at 3:40 PM, and 4:30.