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Holy Moley.....it's cold!

I got up this morning early & left for the gym at 5:00am.....I know crazy but I have been using Popster's car so I need to be home by 6:15 so he can go to work. (My car is on it's winter hiatus...we parked it in my neighbor's garage back at the end of December & I haven't bothered to go get it yet)

Anyway back to me going to the gym so early.......I jumped in the Popster's car, which was in the garage, wearing a light weight nylon jacket over my tee shirt & yoga pants not even thinking about the weather. I got out of the car at the gym & my eyeball froze over. When I got upstairs on a cybex in front a tv showing the local weather it was 1 degree!

What was I thinking!!!!!!

 

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  1. dawnJanuary 23, 2013 at 9:39 PM

    Forget about you I am still confused as to why Popsters car was wearing yoga pants and a nylon jacket.
    You Brits are an odd sort.

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    1. Life frome where we areJanuary 24, 2013 at 6:56 AM

      Oh my lord....again "what was I thinking"! Apparently I'm not too sharp at 8:30 pm because I get up at 4:00am! I'll fix it!

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  2. dawnJanuary 25, 2013 at 6:29 AM

    I don't think you should fix it. I can't belive it's that freaking cold and that visioon of the car made me laugh. It's that cold for the high at the moment where my family lives in England, it's never that cold over there and they are buried in snow.

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