The weather reading on my desktop computer says -3C, that’s the temperature at the local airport I presume. It’s very cold out, but the sun is out and at least there’s no wind.
I took Oscar for a walk, I’m all wrapped up against the cold with a thick warm hat and over that a hoodie (yes, they do have a use!) and finally a light jacket to keep all the heat in. I dodged the ice and enjoyed the lovely sunlight melting away the frost on exposed surfaces. The footpath wasn’t too bad, Oscar was enjoying himself.
Half way down the road I bump into a neighbour. He’s dressed for a totally different season! Apart from his usual black jeans, he had on a nice shirt, but the top two buttons were undone exposing flesh to the cruel winter cold, and his one concession to that cold was a light black jacket, not closed of course. He hurried past, commenting that, “the sun is very bright this morning isn’t it?”
Amazing.
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There are a good few of my friends in college who are like that, yet I’m the complete opposite. I’d feel the cold anywhere.
It’s probably generally why my room is always that much warmer than the rest of the house.
in beijing now i have -20 °C, and i never felt a place so cold !!!!
robably generally why my room is always that much warmer than the rest of the house.
Feeling cold is more a state of mind than a body thing. In reasonable boundaries, of course.