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whiski_sour) wrote2010-12-14 07:35 pm
whiski_sour) wrote2010-12-14 07:35 pm
The windchill was only in the single digits, though.
I had to go out today to do an errand that I've been putting off because I just couldn't put it off any longer. And, of course, it had to been when the high temperature was 17 degrees. That's what you get for procrastinating.
But, it wasn't too bad. By the time I got home, I was good with getting out of the car without my gloves.
It's weather like this that really brings out the personalities of the people in my town.
Leaving Walmart, I saw a lady bundled up, waddling across the parking lot. For the most part, her coat and hat and gloves matched (red and tan), but she was wearing a lime green scarf. Best part about it? It was wrapped around her neck at least twice and still reached her knees. It was like a knitted anaconda trying to bring her down. It was fantastic.
And then I saw a guy wearing a t-shirt and no coat walking across the parking lot. Clearly, what's chilly to some is balmy to others.
But, it wasn't too bad. By the time I got home, I was good with getting out of the car without my gloves.
It's weather like this that really brings out the personalities of the people in my town.
Leaving Walmart, I saw a lady bundled up, waddling across the parking lot. For the most part, her coat and hat and gloves matched (red and tan), but she was wearing a lime green scarf. Best part about it? It was wrapped around her neck at least twice and still reached her knees. It was like a knitted anaconda trying to bring her down. It was fantastic.
And then I saw a guy wearing a t-shirt and no coat walking across the parking lot. Clearly, what's chilly to some is balmy to others.