I want to be writing. \u00a0I would be writing, if it weren’t so cold in the house. \u00a0Sometimes, I go outside, and it’s warmer outside than inside.<\/p>\n
I could wear layers-in the past I have-and it’s still cold in my room. \u00a0Rob says I have poor circulation because I’m always cold. \u00a0Except if that were the case, wouldn’t it be my extremities-fingers, toes, etc-that would be cold?<\/p>\n
This starts with the tops of my thighs and the backs of my upper arms. \u00a0And this can happen when I’m wearing a thermal shirt, a t-shirt, and a hoodie. \u00a0My nose and fingers do eventually get cold, which can make it even more difficult to write.<\/p>\n
The heat is set to come on when the temp in the living room is about 65. \u00a0Or at scheduled times, like 5am, 7am, 4:30pm, 6pm, midnight. \u00a0Or something like that.<\/p>\n
So I’m thinking that I’ll be heading to Lowe’s, or Home Depot, to get a small space heater because I’m tired of being too cold to write and having to hunch over myself to stay warm so that I can try to write.<\/p>\n
The only other option is to go into a different room, and I know I won’t get much writing done if I do that. \u00a0Gaming computer and TV in the bedroom. \u00a0Not conducive to getting words out.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I want to be writing. \u00a0I would be writing, if it weren’t so cold in the house. \u00a0Sometimes, I go outside, and it’s warmer outside than inside. I could wear layers-in the past I have-and it’s still cold in my … Continue reading