This bouncy tune takes me back to August of 1967, and a long road trip through Wichita Falls - notorious as a hotspot, even for Texas - where I first encountered 100+ degrees of heat. We thought something was wrong with the a/c in the car until we stopped at a motel and learned how hot it really was. That was startling then.
Now we have been living in 100+ degrees since early June, and it is no fun at all, fellas. Our a/c system can't keep up - 105 outside means 85 degrees inside the house. Better than being outdoors, but still miserable.
But today we're enjoying a cold snap - it's only 95 degrees outside as I write. Whee!
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