How do all you Northeners do it?

[eenie114]

Well, I'm not a Northener, really.... but 26?

That's dang near WARM! Two nights ago it (with windchill values) got down to 20 freaking degrees below zero.

 

[Ohne-Fehler]

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And which brand of spirits do you find good?

Peppermint Schnapps in hot chocolate can chases away the winter blues

 

[BantamoftheOpera]

1. Layers
2. Hot Tea
3. Plow Truck
4. Army of minion shovelers
5. Blankets
6. Soup/Stew/Chowder

 

[woodmort]

It's a "dry" cold.

 

[Frosty]

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I saw number 1 and for a minute was trying to figure out what the chickens have to do with it...

Yes it is a dry cold... that wet cold stuff goes clean to the bone. I suffer less in ND than I did growing up in PA. Though the wind can make it pretty brutal... I keep on the move while taking care of critters and sometimes end up feeling warmer than I did in the house before I went out.

 

[RoeDylanda]

It's a "dry" cold.

You are a funny guy!​

 

[SillyChicken]

Dry cold is great... Frosty's right, that darn wet cold that gives you that bone cold chill b-b-brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr... Nothing a hot tub or bath doesn't cure!

Speaking of a hot tub, if you got one going and snow on the ground.... hop out and roll around in the snow, then hop back in the tub... its quite a sensation! (just don't roll around where the critters hang out).

 

[WoodlandWoman]

I forgot to mention that I sleep in a heated water bed at night, too. No cold sheets for me!

 

[sourland]

I love cold linen sheets. The Princess has switched to flannel sheets for the winter.

It's a balmy 10 degrees F here this morning.