Tuesday, February 24, 2009

I needz a cozy!

It's freezing here! Brrrr. As I sit typing this, my nose is cold. My knees are cold--and I'm wearing long pants. I have a small afghan across my lap. I live in Baltimore and it's not supposed to be cold!

Now, I'm sure that there are places that are colder. Truly. But it's all a matter of what you're used to. If the normal temps are in the forties and then suddenly the temp drops to the twenties, then that's cold. Add in a brisk wind and you have the makings for an uncomfortable day or night. If on top of that you're like me with a patio door that leaks like a sieve, then there you are. Cold.

It's enough to make you thankful for a place to live, though. Very thankful.

anny

6 comments:

  1. OMG, such a cute pic, Anny.

    Can't wait for spring!!!

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  2. Get a snuggie. Silly thing really is comfy and warm.

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  3. I use those fingerless spandex gloves you can get at the craft store (for quilters). They really keep my hands warm (we talked about this once before, didn't we?) And I have a baby blanket for my legs -- those things are exactly the right size and so warm! My office is like yours: in the basement, facing north, with French doors leading to the outside. There are days when it feels like I've got the North Pole outside my window instead of just a typical Minnesota winter.

    The worst is over. Spring is around the corner. I'm sure it is. Keep repeating that until you believe it.

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  4. and your point is???
    It's winter! It's supposed to be colder than usual. The weather is changing all over and very unpredictable.

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  5. Cold toes. Check. Cold fingers. Check. Cold ears. Check Check.

    Either air conditioner is on too high or have need of spring.

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  6. right - you blooger comment box seems to hate me....or maybe it's pissed that I don't do comments and it is retaliating...I did say I liked anon's comment and that I found winter in Briz to be pukeable

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