Congrats Don, you are a champ!

Well, the weather. Yes. David grew up in the south (D.C.), and he always says it's easier to cope with the cold than the heat. And he's right. Once you dress for the weather, you can be quite active, walking, running, biking, skating, hiking (not to mention skiing.) We have all kinds of dedicated runners who run all over city all winter. And commuters on bikes (crazy!). But the point is, in cold weather you are alert and energetic, not lethargic like you are in the heat, and you can dress for it. So anything's possible.

BTW, we do get our share of heat up here, but nothing like what you experience. In general our summers are great, I must admit. This summer I intend to enjoy it instead of going off gallivanting. We have a cottage up in the woods, on a big river, and I intend to spend my time up there, swimming, walking, chopping wood, reading, gazing at the sunset.