Well-Nigh Wordless Wednesday: I Don’t Do Cold

Though it has been beautiful out in Raleigh recently, it got quite cold several times this winter.  Coming as I did from several years of living in Arizona, I’m not used to cold, particularly cold with any sort of moisture in it.  This is what happens when you put a desert girl in cold, humid weather:

DW is cold

DW is cold

Brrr…  And if I think it’s cold, so do the insects.  I’m ready for them to come back.  Come on spring!

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18 thoughts on “Well-Nigh Wordless Wednesday: I Don’t Do Cold

  1. 11 degrees here in sunny southeastern Wisconsin right now – wind chill is minus 7. I’m ready, too. Meanwhile, buy polar fleece.

    • I do have some fleece and I’ve invested in some good wool socks and long underwear, and they both really help. Sorry it’s still miserable in your neck of the woods though! I know someone who just drove from here to there a few days ago, so I’ve been hearing all about your weather recently. It sounds COLD and really snowy!

  2. Draggy,
    We are moving to Wyoming in a couple of months. You have an Open Invitation to visit this old Louisiana boy up there. Anytime. We can freeze together.

    By, the way, lovely pic. I particularly like your cute compound eyes.

    • It’s the wind that make WY cold in the winter, so I’ll invest in some good windbreaking clothes if I come visit you. :) Hope it’s a great move though George!

      And those sunglasses are an essential of my wardrobe when I’m outside. Wrap around, polarized, great for water. My eyes are super sensitive to light, so the sunglasses are a must. And on the day in the photo, they were blocking wind too, so an added bonus!

    • Ha ha! People did that in AZ too! I enjoyed laughing about everyone freezing when it got down to 55 degrees. In spite of appearances and the fact that I haven’t experinced much real cold for a while, I do own proper winter clothes and know how to dress to stay warm outside, unlike most Arizonans. I can thank my upbringing in Colorado for that!

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