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This morning it was 32 degrees F outside, and since we had 2+ inches of

rain yesterday, that's COLD. I head out for my morning walk, I'm wearing

leggings (;) ) under my sweatpants, my dad's WWII Marine field jacket,

mittens and a knit cap pulled down over my ears.



Kid walks past me on his way to school, what's he wearing? Board shorts

and a short-sleeve t-shirt!!





:yh_rotfl

:-5

I hear ya! You should see what the kids are wearing over here! (little as possible!)

It's not wasted on me........................

Stop cribbing like pensioners, you'll be compaining that the summers were hotter in the old days next! :wah:

Galbally wrote: Stop cribbing like pensioners, you'll be compaining that the summers were hotter in the old days next! :wah:


Well actually......

valerie wrote: This morning it was 32 degrees F outside, and since we had 2+ inches of

rain yesterday, that's COLD. I head out for my morning walk, I'm wearing

leggings (;) ) under my sweatpants, my dad's WWII Marine field jacket,

mittens and a knit cap pulled down over my ears.



Kid walks past me on his way to school, what's he wearing? Board shorts

and a short-sleeve t-shirt!!





:yh_rotfl

:-5


heh! You'd be surprised at what I see the kids wearing here in N. Idaho on cold days. Usually, as the cold grinds on, they forget their Summer wardrobe and start bundling up.

valerie wrote: This morning it was 32 degrees F outside, and since we had 2+ inches of

rain yesterday, that's COLD. I head out for my morning walk, I'm wearing

leggings (;) ) under my sweatpants, my dad's WWII Marine field jacket,

mittens and a knit cap pulled down over my ears.



Kid walks past me on his way to school, what's he wearing? Board shorts

and a short-sleeve t-shirt!!





:yh_rotfl

:-5


You have to be cold to be COOL..........:driving:

LOL--My son has always hated coats. He wear layers and his hoody. If he wears a coat, I know it's too cold for me to even step outside.

I agree far sound like California to me as well.. Heck we never stop wearing shorts year round.. I know I don't own a coat or even a heavy jacket no need for one out here. :-6 You think the kids wear nothing were you live, out here minimal dress is normal..!! Heck the UPS guy, and the Mailmen where nothing but shorts..!!

valerie wrote: This morning it was 32 degrees F outside, and since we had 2+ inches of

rain yesterday, that's COLD. I head out for my morning walk, I'm wearing

leggings (;) ) under my sweatpants, my dad's WWII Marine field jacket,

mittens and a knit cap pulled down over my ears.



Kid walks past me on his way to school, what's he wearing? Board shorts

and a short-sleeve t-shirt!!





:yh_rotfl

:-5


Yep the kids here in New England have to be "COOL" to. So that means in the 2+ inches of rain you mentioned you had the day before, if it was here, they would "never" use an umbrella. They just stand at the bus stop, & or walking down the streets getting completly drenched down to the bone!!! When they get to where ever it is they're going, they are soaking wet, go figure!!! :wah:

(But they're COOL!)

CARLA wrote: I agree far sound like California to me as well.. Heck we never stop wearing shorts year round.. I know I don't own a coat or even a heavy jacket no need for one out here. :-6 You think the kids wear nothing were you live, out here minimal dress is normal..!! Heck the UPS guy, and the Mailmen where nothing but shorts..!!




That was me in Fl. I dont recall ever wearing long pants. Theres something to be said for wrapping up in a nice sweater and a warm winter coat and a cool pair of boots and then crunching through the snow though. We had a mini snow storm yesterday and I love being out in that, I cant explain why except that I like heavy weather. Fl was boring this is fun.

Oh, I love wearing shorts all year long. I hate having to dress for the cold, who wants to look 50 pounds overweight wearing thermals and triple shirts on just to survive?

*sigh*

My kids will get 5 days of bliss in L.A., I hope they enjoy the sun along with the family.

i've only voluntarily warn a jumper once, to memory anyway, this was on a school camp where i was sleeping outside with a nice cold sea breeze blasting on my back. it got to like 4 degrees C, not something you get used to in the sunshine state.

most people at school think i'm crazy for not wearing a jumper, everyone except the poms.