Ross and I are in the midst of a disagreement. He thinks we should turn on the heat - I say it is only October 7th and it isn't that cold (especially when you layer up while walking around the house). So far I'm the toughest and we haven't turned it on. Yet.
However, last night when I was getting ready for bed . . . I saw this.
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I don't know what Ross' problem is. He knew when he married your 4 years ago that he was signing on for a lifetime of suffering. Maybe this is his subtle way of asking you to knit him some brightly hued sweaters like Bill Cosby's wife, Camille, used to make.
Oh that brings back memories of bundling up six-layers deep to study for Public International Law in our house in Provo. No wonder I fell in love with the library -- that house was colder than a meat locker in the winter.
Turn on the heat! No one should have to wear a tuque in his own bedroom!
Turning it on means giving in to the fact that winter is almost here. I say leave it off, Greg looks plenty warm :)
It the temperature is getting down to freezing level at night I think it's time to turn the heat on. Give the guy a break!
Krissi for heavens sake turn on your heat. You don't need to keep the temperature high at least put it on 68. That is where we keep ours, besides that, it is important to keep the pipes warm. It would be pretty sad if you had a pipe break. Have you turned your water off outside?
I've been in your house and I'm with Greg.
Oh what a drama queen he's being! But, at the same time I'm with Abby. You shouldn't have to wear a tuque to bed.
so cold . . .
nice post. thanks.
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