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Old 11-10-2008, 11:59 PM #1
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Polar Fleece? LOL...Why not?
Cold never bothered me much, but last year it made me achey and not quite as sure on my feet. Seems to be starting early this year..Darn. I don't do well with heat at all. Anything over 68 degrees and I'm a weak, drooling idiot. My plan was to keep moving north till I hit the right temp. So much for my plan, eh?
Little Bear, DM? OK..but you DO realize Polar Bears don't hibernate just 'cuz it's cold?
Al dente legs..That's gotta be a usefull description at some time..I'll have to remember that!
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Strange huh?

Heat and humidity just aggravates my symptoms. Meanwhile, give me a hot tub of water to lie in and read, and I'm happy as punch.

Cold is just that. Cold! I bundle up in layers for several months of the year. Last winter having our furnace break down in -40C weather overnight was just too much.

I have fond memories of my parent's central heat in their house, and sitting on that with my pj top over the vent so the warm air would blow up my back and keep me toasty warm
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LOL...I STILL sit on the heat register in my jammies. Some things never change.
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