Ask Amy: I really do want to go outside, but I need air conditioning

What can I do to get acclimated to 80-degree days?

Growing up we had a window unit that my dad would only put in in late July/early August – if he’d put it in at all.

If you don’t have an underlying health issue, you should be able to acclimate somewhat to working outdoors if you do so gradually, increasing your exposure over time. And yes, you should be able to acclimate to a warmer temperature inside your house by a couple of degrees if you change the setting on your AC, but you should not make any changes until you receive a clean bill of health.

Please don’t denigrate your own work ethic. If you’re keeping hearth and home together, you’re working plenty hard.: Several years ago, my wife’s sister got a divorce from her longtime husband.After all, my wife and I didn’t divorce him – and he is still the father of our nieces and nephew! Genetics aside, how you refer to him is very much a function of how you feel about him and the relationship you continue to share.

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