Can you believe some of my coworkers this summer can't believe Oklahoma is more humid than New York? Not the geologists, obviously, but the people in Administration where I work. So I had to crow when I found this list of Sweatiest Cities [link disabled]. You'll notice Tulsa, OK is the 16th sweatiest city on the list (figured out by taking into account average temperature and humidity) and New York, or any place within 200 miles, is nowhere to be found. So there. Thbbbpt.

I don't remember what day of the Shazia/Suhail Alleged Apartment Hunt this is supposed to be. Anyway it doesn't matter much anymore. Shazia has proposed a very novel new division of space for our apartment whereby she (and Suhail, when he's here) will turn our massive living room into a sort of studio apartment and I and our incoming new roommate (Shasta, a first year SLC fiction student in September) will divide up the three bedrooms and our small dining room. We'll still have to share our kitchen and bathroom of course, but this gets rid of that pesky problem of never being able to use the living and dining room because Shazia's stuff was all over it. I actually thought about someone being able to live in our living room before, but I didn't think Shazia would really go for it. But hey, problem solved! Plus, it's actually getting her to clean out some of the junk she has lying around; like anyone else, she's lived in a place for a while and collected a lot of things she no longer uses. Oh, I'm so happy!!

I was going to give my Cardinals grade, but it's getting late and I still have to shower. (Late, ha! During school, I'm just getting rolling. Darn 9 to 5.)