- wear a wool hat to bed
- sleep with an electric blanket, a comforter and fleece/flannel pajamas (in layers)
- have at least 2 heaters going at any given time (kerosene & electric)
- drink hot tea like it's the elixir of life
- wear long underwear and at least 3-4 layers on top to work
- wear 2 pairs of socks (1 wool) everyday
- use disposable foot heaters in my shoes almost everyday
- wear a wool coat, gloves and a scarf to school assemblies
- scream when my butt touches the toilet seat (unless it's heated)
- avoid leaving my apartment or other heated buildings whenever possible
- am constantly tensed up because I'm so cold
- have to do more laundry in the winter because I'm wearing so many layers and instantly start sweating when I enter a classroom because there is no temperature gauge. It's either HOT or COLD
- heat my clothes/pajamas on my radiator before I put them on
- can see my breath in the hallways at school
- can see my breath when I brush my teeth at home
- can leave food out overnight because it's the same temperature in my kitchen as my fridge
- can't feel my toes or fingers most of the day
It's so cold, it doesn't matter if it gets any colder, I'm gonna be cold until May--at least!!
今年 すごい さむい でしょう!
2 comments:
in Kathmandu too it is cold, but not as.
I can totally identify! I have been cold most of my 50+ years of life! Even growing up in Minnesota didn't help me get used to it! I can send more underwear if that will help! Love you!
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