Courtesy of CNN, copied right from the screen:
Dress in loose layersThat’s television as a PowerPoint slide, a slide that whose last eight words seem suitable for an audience five or six or seven years old. And on MSNBC yesterday, a reporter standing in the cold advised viewers to Be Prepared. Which meant — I’m not making it up — a coat, a hat, and gloves or mittens.
Wear a hat
Cover most of your body
Fresca’s blog today shows shows many cold-weather battlers wearing plaid. I find in these photographs strong support for my belief that plaid really is warmer. My revised CNN slide:
Dress in loose layers of plaidOr better yet, stay inside if you can, also in plaid.
Wear a hat of plaid
Cover most of your body in plaid
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As our temperatures were forecast to sink below -20, I couldn't find a scarf and so had to resort to wearing the scardigan, which has the added benefit of meeting the plaid recommendation.
That’s pretty stylin’. :)
Happy new year, even with the snow! We Canadians are pretty tough, eh. But I still got a chuckle out of this Onion story:
http://www.theonion.com/video/snowy-conditions-proving-hazardous-for-nations-idi,18705/
Remember, pace yourself with the shovelling.
Happy New Year to you, Julia, and thanks for the link. The line between real media and The Onion gets thinner.
I did pace myself, with time out for cocoa and a change of clothes. Total shoveling time: less than an hour and a half.
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