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trusted by parents nationwide. Welcome to the mom room. How is everybody doing? I'm recording this

from the comfort of my bed because my husband loves air conditioning. He always struggles when we

go to Europe or anywhere that doesn't have

AC, which is weird because he's from South Africa. You would think he would be accustomed to heat.

And he's from Vancouver. There's not really air conditioning in Vancouver either. I don't know if

you guys know this, but it's not common to have air conditioning in Vancouver. So anyways, now that he has his own

house that has AC, he likes to blast it. And I freeze my buns off. And a lot of the time, because I work

from home, I will turn the AC off all day. But then by the time he gets home from work, it's like so

humid and disgusting in the house.

So what I've started to do is just go sit outside every once in a while and do work from outside because it's roasty, toasty outside.

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