Weather where you are thread
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I was outside again today for about an hour (working on getting things down to the pavement so that it won't freeze, because it will be too cold for salt to work, and that's all we have).
Anyway, it was pretty cold but the sun was out. I was wearing these orthopedic shoes, they're backless but they have very thick soles. Yesterday, I was wearing boots, but these thick soles were much better. Funny what makes a difference.
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Just before we moved here a friend gave me this goofy hat, saying it seemed like something I’d need. He thought it was hysterically funny.
It’s been in a drawer for four years - no way I was going to wear such a thing. But today I busted it out and - dayum! It really works! Way better than a stocking cap!
@Steve-Miller said in Weather where you are thread:
Just before we moved here a friend gave me this goofy hat, saying it seemed like something I’d need. He thought it was hysterically funny.
I just love that the ear flaps…have ear flaps.
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@Steve-Miller said in Weather where you are thread:
Just before we moved here a friend gave me this goofy hat, saying it seemed like something I’d need. He thought it was hysterically funny.
I just love that the ear flaps…have ear flaps.
@RealPlayer now that you mention it….
I’ll have to check Mr SK’s hat to see if his ear flaps also have ear flaps… an important mission for the day!
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@RealPlayer now that you mention it….
I’ll have to check Mr SK’s hat to see if his ear flaps also have ear flaps… an important mission for the day!
@ShiroKuro said in Weather where you are thread:
@RealPlayer now that you mention it….
I’ll have to check Mr SK’s hat to see if his ear flaps also have ear flaps… an important mission for the day!
Yup, when you need to hear a little bit better, those little flaps are handy!
My challenge is face covering with glasses without fogging. I had cataract surgery on one eye years ago, so I can get by outside with glasses in my pocket. That's what I do when the wind is strong downtown and can cover everything except a narrow slit for my eyes. Fleece-lined pants and even adding long underwear as needed makes for walks that don't make us freeze. I've only worn my heavy coat once, I prefer to use a loose, light puffer as an outer cover with significant layers underneath.My tuning layers prepare me for indoor temps anywhere between about 55 and 80+ degrees during a Chicago winter...
