is regularly said that "the cow, it's hot" or "say-so, it's hot" or other vulgar interjections more or less followed "It's hot." For those who want to get an idea, it's like a heatwave that lasts all the time. Clearly, in the morning, we're glad to have a shower cold, at noon, we regret the morning and night, waiting for the morning shower.
To fight, several strategies. At work, we have air conditioning in the classroom. In fact, when you write, you lay your forearms on the notebook, and if it is waterlogged with sweat, it sticks. The problem of cooling is that when you leave, you feel more acutely the thermal shock resulting in a "oufff" between the ever-renewed amazement and discouragement.
can also fight with a fan that has the advantage of low power consumption, but the disadvantage of making a sound like "Chouff-Chouffe-Chouffe" and to the wind. Clearly, when you sleep, it's not bad because the sound does not stop nagging you drowsy. However when you work, the leaves fly, and when you watch a film that is downright unpleasant.
Another strategy is to sweat a lot (the one I have adopted). It's pretty effective. Clearly it is 7:15, you take your breakfast at the sidewalk vendor, and your back starts to get damp, followed immediately by your forehead. Soak your hair fast enough, drops bead up and fall. It left for hours of dripping. The other day, 14 hours, I was asked: "You took a shower?" Well no, why?
So, I make some interesting discoveries on my system sweat, pushed into ever exceeded the limits. The other day, around 11:30, it was sport on the handball court. In solidarity, I stayed in the sun with the kids, because nothing is more unpleasant than running for the coach / PE teacher shouts at you to hurry 'specs lazy, seated in his chair or shelter in his hut. After 20 minutes I had a band but not wet wet the base of the skull to the calves. It was just if I did not "schplouf schplouf" walking.
The sweat is in my opinion the most effective method, but like all other methods, it has one drawback, that of not be classy. I made up my mind. No class, but dignified.
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