Today it was hot, and since it intends to stay pretty damned hot through the end of the summer, the Air Conditioning was set to summer "make it cold" mode. My house has two floors and separate controls for each. The ground floor works great, but upstairs... I think it actually got hotter upstairs.

Now, this wouldn't be a problem if everyone didn't sleep upstairs.

So, now it is 80 degrees up here, which, funny enough, is actually warmer than it is outside (thank you Mr. Roker). Do you know how that happens, because I'm still baffled by it. You'd think that with the air conditioner on, and it being night, and being sheltered from the Sun all day and stuff, you'd think that would make it even a degree or two cooler inside my house, yet something is making a fool of that logic.

Its probably the goddamned ozone. Why the hell do we keep that thing around anyway? All it does is cause trouble.

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