*shivers*

[tigriswolf]

For the record, I am so tired of winter. It's weird that we're even having a winter. On Sunday, it stayed around 60F all day and it was so lovely. I actually couldn't wear a jacket because I started sweating! Then the cold moved back in and I am tired of it. It wouldn't be so bad if I didn't have to go to class; I could just curl up in my living room or something. But no. I have to go to class because I'm responsible.

I actually cut my second ever grad school class last Thursday because of the weather: I didn't feel safe walking without an actualfax winter coat, which I didn't have with me. (The first ever grad school class I cut was because I got word that my great-aunt (more like a grandma) had died.)

So, yeah. Winter. I guess I'm finally learning what that actually is. It sucks. For the record.

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[zou2.livejournal.com]

I so do not miss living in snow and ice any longer. It will be near 80 here today and may reach 90 this weekend. Near perfect attendance is good, but not as important as avoiding hypothermia or a broken bone if you are not properly attired for the season. I used to wear golf shoes back when I was DC and there were ice storms. I learned this trick after a bad fall the ended up requiring knee surgery to repair.

Be brave and safe.

[tigriswolf]

Thank you!

I do actually have winter boots, mainly because it rains so much that we need waterproof shoes here.