The low tonight is -18! Who knows what it will "feel like."
Eh, who am I kidding. Of course I'm going to go outside today. It's an opportunity to experience the sublime. Plus I want to pick up a couple of copies of the paper.
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It's a chilly 54 degrees
It's a chilly 54 degrees here today, after reaching into the seventies yesterday.
Whoa!
You're a rhetoric professor now! Cool deal!
Actually, it appears that everything in the Twin Cities is cool, if it's not bone-numbingly cold ... I'm starting to rethink my views on moving up there.
Ha! Nice catch.
Rhetoric professor. *Snort.* Alas, etc.
Welcome to my world.
It's in the -40s here in Canada (!!). -40 is the crossover between Celcius and Fahrenheit -- and until you've felt it, there's no description.
If This Is True, There's Only One Question To Ask
"Professor! What's another name for pirate's treasure?"
BTW, it's 45 in Austin, but it feels like -30 to a lifelong Texan.