It's cold out

[mousme]

People keep posting about how it's cold out. Yep. Factoring in wind chill, it's somewhere around -41 Celsius out there. Don't know what that is in Fahrenheit. Don't much care, either. :)

I don't feel much like moving, today. I feel like curling up here in my apartment with my cats and a very large cup of tea and my Dire Straights album. I actually have work to do, but I have decided to work on it over the weekend, for once.

It's nearly four o'clock, and given that I have a game at 6:00, I should probably be looking for my notes and character sheet and dice, but have I mentioned that I don't feel like moving?

I don't think I'm actually depressed or anything. I like the cold, but my apartment is *really* cold thanks to the whole thermostat/window situation, and so I've gone kind of numb. Maybe I should go make that tea...

Comments

[meallanmouse.livejournal.com]

Make tea. And bring something warm to wear & extra socks maybe when you come over for the game.

Kinda chilly in our apartment too, though I'll up the heating. Since we have a hole inna wall behind the heater in the kitchen. Arg.

[vureoelt.livejournal.com]

Ironically, it's almost the same thing: -41.8 degrees Fareneheit. ;) Hah, thought you wouldn't care, eh?

Well, that actually sounds like the cold may be getting to you. Get tea. Tea is good.

[amanda-mary.livejournal.com]

Ick. Cold. Better than extreme heat in my opinion. But "ick" nonetheless. Is that the temperature with or without windchill? Because if it's without ... you might want to reconsider that game tonight if it means venturing out. Frostbite is, needless to say, no fun.


Vast quantities of hot, hot tea are needed. And perhaps some of that plastic window sealant that "magically" adheres with the use of a blow dryer.