

How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages.The AP will not be held liable for any delays, inaccuracies, errors or omissions therefrom or in the transmission or delivery of all or any part thereof or for any damages arising from any of the foregoing. Neither these AP materials nor any portion thereof may be stored in a computer except for personal and noncommercial use. Associated Press text, photo, graphic, audio and/or video material shall not be published, broadcast, rewritten for broadcast or publication or redistributed directly or indirectly in any medium. Material from the Associated Press is Copyright © 2022, Associated Press and may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Please read our Terms of Use or contact us. This document may not be reprinted without the express written permission of Northwest Arkansas Newspapers LLC. He can be reached via email at The opinions expressed are those of the author.Ĭopyright © 2022, Northwest Arkansas Newspapers LLC. Maylon Rice is a former journalist who worked for several northwest Arkansas publications. Feel the breeze you were missing.Īnd red hot politics, I promise you, will be back soon making us all "hot" under the collar. Drape it around the back of your neck.Ĥ9. Hosiery is out, gals even knee highs need to go.Ĥ8. Make you a big tomato sandwich, mayo, white bread and a big, red juicy center of tomato.Ĥ6.
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Drive way out in the country with all the windows down.Ĥ4. Go to the area pools and local aquatic parks.Ĥ3. Encourage the neighbors to crank some homemade ice cream - you will surely help eat it.Ĥ0. In fact, laughter can, we all know, abate the heat.ģ8. Re-tell an old joke that makes folks laugh. If not any old magazine or even a paper plate will do.ģ7. Fan yourself with a hand-held fan - if you can find one. If you don't pick, then listen to someone who does.ģ5.
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Turn off the TV and turn on the jazz music. Always remember - it is hotter down in Fort Smith and Little Rock than in NW Arkansas.ģ1. Wear that big floppy brimmed hat - everywhere.ģ0. Or some local blueberries will fill that bill too.Ģ9. Eat a whole juicy Johnson County peach with the juice running down your chin. Break out the talcum powder for those itchy spots.Ģ8. Soak those tired feet in cool water toss in an ice cube or two.Ģ7. A big, cold, banana pudding sure sounds good.Ģ6. Remember the deep and frigid winter snows.Ģ4. Nap outside in the twilight hours too.Ģ3. Toss away those hot shoes - sandals are in.Ģ2. Break out the loose-fitting Hawaiian shirts or the big T-shirts.Ģ1. Maybe a big wedge of tomato on the side will be just as good.Ģ0. If not, choose a brand and flavor new to you.ġ9. Drink a big old RC Cola, if you can find one. Dive into the middle of a big, juicy Key lime pie.ġ8. Let it sit till it is indeed ice cold and the glass is sweating.

Read "Polar Express" and other weather titled tomes.ġ5. Walk far out into the open spaces late at night - look up at the stars.ġ4. Now, eat another big ice cream cone - make this one a dark chocolate.ġ2. Chill a big watermelon, an Arkansas Black Diamond, and then dive right in for the delicious icy treat.ġ1. Catch a breeze underneath a shade tree - and stay with it.ġ0. Crunch up some big ice cubes and fill a cup - now chow down on the result for the next 30 minutes or so.Ĩ. Eat a really big vanilla ice cream cone.Ħ. Rise early and enjoy the cool, pre-dawn time it's magnificent.Ĥ. Don't lose your cool at others, especially those who disagree.ģ. So, enjoy this list and try to stay cool this summer:ġ. Readers always tell me they like this kind of break from world-shaking affairs. It is brutally hot, as in the outside temperatures, not political persuasions, is what I am writing about.
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It is just too darn hot and in the middle of a 90-degree plus forecast for the next two weeks to get people all worked up over politics. I'll suffer no shame in dropping the politics from this column this week.
