Things you wish you could say

[Somewhere_In_The_Clouds]

I get having a bit of a unique writing style but your excessive use of bold, underlined, and italic text makes your post way too hard to read...

 

[notabitail]

I get having a bit of a unique writing style but your excessive use of bold, underlined, and italic text makes your post way too hard to read...

I am so so sorry about that.

 

[Somewhere_In_The_Clouds]

I am so so sorry about that.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

If you want to get a good grade on this group project, maybe you should pull your own weight, huh? Just a thought.

 

[FrostRanger]

That spring isn't almost here....-_-

Spring = warm weather and very severe allergies for me. I'm already sneezing and it's only going to get much worse from here....

I also like not having to run my ac. Waking up with my room being in the low 60's to upper 50's rather than the 80's has been amazing. Not being drenched in sweat after a bike ride is also nice

 

[notabitail]

The water heater is working and I didn't take a cold shower.

 

[SourRoses]

That spring isn't almost here....-_-

Spring = warm weather and very severe allergies for me. I'm already sneezing and it's only going to get much worse from here....

I also like not having to run my ac. Waking up with my room being in the low 60's to upper 50's rather than the 80's has been amazing. Not being drenched in sweat after a bike ride is also nice

Don't know if this will help but you can buy filter material to put in the intake of your ac that removes more allergens... if it's a window AC there are several thin options... obviously a big unit would allow for HEPA filters.

2. Does adding humidity help? To weigh down some of the allergens in the air?

I have terrible allergies in summer, only kicked in a few years ago and I'm not sure to what plant exactly. But I take Claritin Liquid gels every day in summer now, so I imagine worse allergies must be torture!

 

[BGcoop]

I wish I could say chicken math doesn’t get me every year. (Just kidding! I love it!)

 

[FrostRanger]

Don't know if this will help but you can buy filter material to put in the intake of your ac that removes more allergens... if it's a window AC there are several thin options... obviously a big unit would allow for HEPA filters.

2. Does adding humidity help? To weigh down some of the allergens in the air?

I have terrible allergies in summer, only kicked in a few years ago and I'm not sure to what plant exactly. But I take Claritin Liquid gels every day in summer now, so I imagine worse allergies must be torture!

1. I usually don't have to run the ac much yet and the place isn't sealed up well
2. It's already humid here
3. Claritin makes my symptoms worse for some reason. The only thing over the counter that worked at all was benadryl and that unfortunately no longer works. I need to honestly set up an appointment with an allergy specialist 'cause I was prescribed a rather strong allergies medicine a few years ago and even that no longer works unfortunately

It is indeed torture, I am barely functional at best through most of allergy season because of nonstop sneezing

 

[Nabiki]

Yes, being an AH is not illegal and you're allowed to be one. However, there are sometimes non-legal consequences such as, "Good-bye, I do not want to sell you."