I like walking around in our below-freezing temperatures without a coat or with just a light jacket and freaking people out. I stay unusually comfortable in the cold. I do dress warmly of course once the temps get down to the single digits Fahrenheit or if I'm going to be out in below freezing temps for extended periods. I do get cold, it jsut takes lower temps than for most people in my area.

By the way...
Personally, I think they should reduce the number of players by one, skate 4 on 4 instead of 5 on 5.
That's what they do now. They just wait until after the fight to do it. ;-)



Christopher E. Stith

In reply to My very own favorite by mr_mischief
in thread Favorite Winter Activity by vroom

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