Brrr!

[Chancy 6,242]

Before my husband and I got married, we had a conversation about where I want to live --

 

Chancy:  I'm ok with anywhere that is not a war zone and that has stable internet access.  But I can't stand the cold.

Future-MrChancy:  Ooh, you'll love it here in Louisiana!  It's so hot and humid, people wear shorts on Christmas!

 

Now, a month after I moved to the US, it's 30F/-1C.  Last night, I slept with my sweater, gloves, and socks on.  Under a quilt.  With the heater on.  In southern Louisiana.  Tonight, the forecast is 28F/-2C.

 

Chancy:  "Shorts", huh?

MrChancy:  Honey, I'm sorry for bringing you to this frigid wasteland.

 

Happy New Year!

-- from Chancy the Popsicle 🥶

 

[SalishSea 17,970]

9 minutes ago, Chancy said:

Before my husband and I got married, we had a conversation about where I want to live --

 

Chancy:  I'm ok with anywhere that is not a war zone and that has stable internet access.  But I can't stand the cold.

Future-MrChancy:  Ooh, you'll love it here in Louisiana!  It's so hot and humid, people wear shorts on Christmas!

 

Now, a month after I moved to the US, it's 30F/-1C.  Last night, I slept with my sweater, gloves, and socks on.  Under a quilt.  With the heater on.  In southern Louisiana.  Tonight, the forecast is 28F/-2C.

 

Chancy:  "Shorts", huh?

MrChancy:  Honey, I'm sorry for bringing you to this frigid wasteland.

 

Happy New Year!

-- from Chancy the Popsicle 🥶

 

I hear similar complaints from my kiwi, especially since it is 80f in Auckland these days!

[Adventine 3,201]

I was so happy that Christmas in TN felt like Christmas in Manila. I was happily wearing shorts and T-shirts outside while people were complaining that it didn't feel like Christmas (heh).

 

Fast forward two weeks later, it's -1°C, snowing, and I'm in turtlenecks, woolly socks and grandma coats 24/7. 

 

Electric blankets are my new best friend. I absolutely detest getting into a cold bed, so I pre-warm the sheets and pillows with the electric blanket. Huge difference in quality of life. I also wear my Uniqlo Heattech bought in Manila to bed. Sobrang sulit heh

Edited January 3, 2022 by Adventine

[Dashinka 24,635]

My wife lived most of her wife in Siberia, and absolutely hates the cold.  She spent 10 days there visiting her mom and son back in 2016 where the temperature never got above -36C, now Michigan is a little warmer and more humid than Siberia, but we both have our eyes on the SW.  My only concern is the water resources which is not an issue in MI.

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

Here where we are, winters feel like summer and summer feels like hell. 😅

[Commish10 427]

1 hour ago, Chancy said:

Before my husband and I got married, we had a conversation about where I want to live --

 

Chancy:  I'm ok with anywhere that is not a war zone and that has stable internet access.  But I can't stand the cold.

Future-MrChancy:  Ooh, you'll love it here in Louisiana!  It's so hot and humid, people wear shorts on Christmas!

 

Now, a month after I moved to the US, it's 30F/-1C.  Last night, I slept with my sweater, gloves, and socks on.  Under a quilt.  With the heater on.  In southern Louisiana.  Tonight, the forecast is 28F/-2C.

 

Chancy:  "Shorts", huh?

MrChancy:  Honey, I'm sorry for bringing you to this frigid wasteland.

 

Happy New Year!

-- from Chancy the Popsicle 🥶

 

We had 85 here in Dallas on Christmas Day. It was 75 on Saturday morning and sunk to 20 within 8 hours. Wife is wearing a parker to bed with the heat blasting. I had to sleep in the other room with the window open. Lol

Edited January 3, 2022 by Commish10
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[Talako 785]

29 minutes ago, Commish10 said:

We had 85 here in Dallas on Christmas Day. It was 75 on Saturday morning and sunk to 20 within 8 hours. Wife is wearing a parker to bed with the heat blasting. I had to sleep in the other room with the window open. Lol

We felt that cold front come into Texas.  I'm further south where it was 88 on New Years day, but last night it was 27.

 

Chancy - I told my wife the same thing about living here in south central Texas.  It snowed two weeks after she got here. 

 

[Ontarkie 14,304]

My Canadian butt likes the heat too. The temperature did a nose dive on Saturday. It pretty darn cold out there. I'm a fan of the electric blanket too, I've burned out 3 of them so far. 

One of my older boys just went out in shorts to get gas the weather says it's 33 out but feels like 29. Needless to say he doesn't think it's that cold yet.

[RO_AH 1,659]

It's been pretty cold here too. My wife made me turn off the ceiling fan last night because it dropped to about 65 degrees.

[jskibo 588]

First winter for my wife was in Grand Rapids.  She didn’t leave the house for three months.  The next summer I was transferred to Cincinnati, she took the kids to Philippines for three months that winter 😀

 

Since then she’s been fine with it even the bedroom ceiling fan is on at night (freezing me).  

[angeljolie 188]

Welcome to the south, y’all @Chancy @Adventine! Happy New Year and good luck to us titas of Manila! 🥶

[AlaMike 231]

Don't worry @Chancy

Your not in the only one that is confused with the weather in the South.

My wife is from Libon, Albay. I asked what the weather was like there before I met her. She said they have 2 seasons; Hot and dry then hot and wet.

Here in Alabama we can have all 4 seasons in a 24 hour period. We have bought all sorts of jackets, hats and boots to keep her warm but she still dresses like she is at home. Shorts, t-shirt and flip-flops just don't cut it for all day wear in the South.