HATE WINTER.

[taimatsu]

I am wearing a long-sleeved, high-necked t-shirt, with a vest-top underneath, trousers, tights, socks and shoes, and I am STILL COLD. My fingers are freezing and my toes aren't any better. And this is in the house with the heating on.

What have I got to do to stay warm? It's not like I can spend all my time in bed (it was warm under the duvet and snugglyrug, for sure) or do household tasks in a coat and gloves. As it is I'm feeling really bad about leaving the heating on for a few hours, and am probably going to have to turn it off shortly.

I've got to wash my hair today, and that's going to mean a not-quite-warm enough bath, in a freezing cold bathroom, with steam coming off the water, and dying of cold when I get out.

And feeling so cold indoors makes me afraid of going outside, and I actually *have* to go out to buy laundry tablets, collect my new earmould and take a book back to the library. I am a cold and unhappy Lucy, and it's only going to get worse.

Comments

[borusa.livejournal.com]

And if you are cold, then drag the fan heater in to whatever room you want to base yourself in and switch it on.

You have entirely mis-interpreted a conversation we had : My intent was not to dissuade you from using the heating, or to make you be cold, but to ask you not to use the fan heater for hours and hours in a room that you weren't in, or as a _preference_ for using the heating.

[borusa.livejournal.com]

PPS Use the extension cable plugged in in the kitchen, and use the fan heater to heat the bathroom up some.