Tracy ,'The Message'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Laga & KT, I'm with you. This weekend found me sheltered in a warm bed... a lot... Catching up on reading... Still there now... catching up on This American Life podcasts... Wishing there was room service to feed me.
In order to *try* and keep my east coast membership card, I did say "at least its not snow" during all of the rain this past week.
What's the silliest thing you've ever worried about?
Just now I had a brief moment of horror when I realized that if I live to see the apocalypse I will lose my 401k.
So what does it say that when I was in Toronto a week ago I walked about 15 blocked in single digit temps to go to a movie and really didn't mind it that much?
That you weren't wearing a kilt?
How windy was it?
That was a decent wind blowing and there were also snow flurries. The next morning when I walked the four blocks from my hotel to the rehearsal hall it was about 5 degrees out.
You whined about the cold every single time I talked to you, liar! Not that I blame you since I would have been whining too, but although you were willing to deal with it, you can't say that you didn't mind it.
Unless you were lying to me...
t narrows eyes
t prepares to borrow Aimee's new Great Danes
You get to clean up after them.
I went out to stand in line for a Wii at 6 a.m. this morning in 1 degree temp. Thermasilks under jeans, t-shirt, Columbia zip jacket, Columbia ski jacket with liner, gloves, hat & scarf and new boots. I was remarkably warm, even though we only had to wait a half an hour before they passed out the tickets to buy the Wii. We were too far back in the line and they ran out before they got to us.
The Wii wasn't even for me. It was for my sister--she wanted to buy it for her husband and stepson.
When we went to Paris in '02, we were there on a rotten, grey, rainy day. We were miserable with all the other tourists--except for the Scots who were there for the World Cup qualifiying match against France. Those guys were shivering in shirts and kilts in the low 40 degree weather, holding beers in both hands and singing and laughing.
Really, when it comes to cold, as long as you're dressed for it it's no big deal.
Problems occur when you're not dressed for it, or if you thought you'd only be out in the cold a few minutes and dressed accordingly, but then are stuck out for much longer.