to air condition or not.

That is the question. We’re getting the quotes in. Now here’s the frustrating part. They said “what year is your furnace?” I have no idea. They say it’s original, around 1955. Now, for some reason, the man doing our initial inspection didn’t think it was original. Well, it is. The little ticket on the furnace says 1955. Oh well.

So now, in order to get an air conditioner, we need a new furnace. Do we just handle the two weeks or so out of the year that are unbearably hot, or do we suck it up, get a new furnace (that will be much more efficient than our current model), and then enable ourselves to welcome a new air conditioner into the family?

The jury is still out.