'Help'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Oh, JZ, I'm often up at 4. Four AM is doable for me. 3:30? NSM. But I actually need to shower and get dressed as I have a breakfast appointment at 5:30, which I have every Friday.
Insane, right?
THIS is why I must Tivo everything and sleep at 8:00 PM.
Addenda:
I think 4 came about because it seemed way to hard to go back to sleep. So if I got up to use the bathroom at 4, which I did even pre-pregnancy, the effort of forcing myself back to sleep was not worth the actual hour or 90 minutes of sleep.
I'll go have brekkie then prolly come back and go back to bed.
Poor Kat, JZ and Nilly.
The stories about mac, Matilda and Emmett are giving me mad allergies. My baby turns 11 years old, today. How did that happen?
It's 3F outside. I think that's -16C. Thank goodness for working furnaces and modern insulated windows.
Yeah, it's 9 here, and my big winter coat apparently fell off the hanger at some point since last winter and became a cat bed on the floor of the closet, so it is COVERED in cat hair. I think it is worth it to clean it off, though. Freezing!
I hope both Nilly and msbelle got to go to sleep, finally.
It's -18 (1?, 0?) here, but it's supposed to make it up to -8, woohoo!
Ftr, 0 sounds a lot warmer than -18.
Ftr, 0 sounds a lot warmer than -18.
I gues the metric system gives us more to complain about in the winter.
Sue, do you take your (body) temperature with a Celsius thermometer?
Christopher has been home with a fever, all week. He knows (well says, and sounds like he knows -- I don't know) that normal body temperature in Celsius is 37 degrees. But I was thinking about how each degree Celsius represents a bigger unit of heat than each degree Fahrenheit, and wondered how useful the Celsius scale was for tracking a fever.
Sue, do you take your (body) temperature with a Celsius thermometer?
I rarely have my temperature taken, but I think they use Celcius in hospitals. I have no idea what a normal temperature is in Celcius.
A lot of things have converted to Metric, but some things stick with imperial. Everyone discusses their own height and weight in feet, inches and pounds. I still use cups and teaspoons when I measure, but I also use grams and milliliters and not ounces.