Pretty much have to if we're going to adapt to this durn climate. Oddly, as an aside: usually people are talking about global warming and it's unseasonably cool here in SC. Now, I'm not seeing anything about it on the internet, and it was 100 two days in a row where I live. SC always has at least a few freaky days per year, though, because we kind of straddle the zones. I can remember being a kid and it was upper 70s on Christmas day. Other times a hard freeze in late April that killed everything. 100 is July or August weather here. It's fucking hot as all fucking get-out. But it's starting to cool down a bit over the next couple of days. I was talking to my sister who lives up state the other day and she told me that in Tucson Arizona(where our aunt lives) it has been upper 60s to lo 70s and it won't stop raining. Cold and wet in the desert and so hot and dry in the deep south that my lawn is turning brown. Go figure.