Pluggers by Rick McKee for August 10, 2013

We must check the A/C vents in the dining room of our retirement community; most of the men wear sweaters while most of the women still feel “warm” or “hot”!! It becomes musical tables at dinner time; but any exercise at our age is for the good. :-)

People can be a pain in the you know what…just sit down and eat, or leave.

I have to choose the pew at church this way. Also the overhead fans, and the too loud organ. Hard to worship and listen to the sermon if you are uncomfortable.

Not only do some pluggers check for the A/C. So do many folks who are with folks on the autism spectrum.

LOL. We check the A/C vents, too, but so we can sit in the coolest place.

I like the breeze but pick the side of table so it doesn’t blow down my neck… I also avoid sitting under or near the ceiling speakers, I don’t know why but restaurants seem to have the most god-awful music and it’s too loud..

This sounds like exactly the kind of thing Dr. Sheldon Cooper would do.

A pet peeve of mine: Summer brings warm temperatures and light clothing. If you go into a restaurant in those light clothes, you will regret it in an over-air-conditioned place.

I dont mind cold unless it is freezing cold.