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Originally Posted by Mari
Waves,
Right. It is not so much the cold as it is the frustration about not having your stuff.
And who would have ever expected that you would need sweats and slippers.
I understand.
I do wear socks in the house -- but I have tons of pairs and I keep throwing them in the washing machine -- (a different situation entirely)
M
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My friend lent me a sweatshirt today. I feel so much better already. I realized part of the problem was I didn't have anything loose-fitting -- the one pile jacket I have would have been comfortable for the return trip, and an evening here and there, but I have been living in it, even sleeping in it at times. Not as comfortable for that. I'm working on the sweatpants. I have to go to walmart.
Fortunately I brought a ton of socks, of different kinds too. I used them to plug holes in the suitcase as I figured one can never have too many socks. I am usually a barefoot person, which in the cold translates to having socks on almost all the time.
I did get to do wash which helped because I was running out of T-shirts and my jeans needed it. I ended up in a wetlands with my white jeans too -- those had to go to the dry cleaner.