That's the end of the list, as there is nothing else to love about winter in Boston.
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Top 10 Things I love about winter in Boston...
#1. My super awesome, super warm, could-kick-the-crap-out-of-any-other-coat-on-the-block, water-and-wind resistant, sleeping bag coat. Thank you times infinity to those who made it happen.
That's the end of the list, as there is nothing else to love about winter in Boston.
That's the end of the list, as there is nothing else to love about winter in Boston.
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I love this.
That looks very warm. I need one of those right this instant. Who do I call to make it happen for me?
I might steal that from you.. be carefully missy :)
It does look like a spectacular coat.
Really could have used one of those today!
LOL. Thanks for reminding me of at least ONE thing to love about Winter in Boston: That is one AWESOME coat!
That's the best coat I've ever seen! Does it fit around your belly?
Diana: I had the good sense to get a large (2 years ago), and I can barely manage to zip it up. I'm pretty sure that next month (when it really gets cold here), it's not going to work out at all. Sadly.
I think you're being a little closed-minded about Boston winters. Here are some other things to love:
*free salt washes whenever you drive on the freeway
*the quiet slow pace of snowstorm drivers- you can start and finish a good book WHILE you drive!
*the mad rushing mob in grocery stores before a big blizzard
* the frigid humidity that permeates ever piece of clothing and membrane you have on your person
*The dirty polluted snow that accumulates by the T tracks
* The T absolutely disregards any sort of schedule on particularly nippy days so you can enjoy the cold while you wait for a bus that really isn't coming.
*Oil heat that is so ridiculously expensive people keep their heat set low and open the fridge just to feel the warm air inside.
My fingers are too cold to type anymore.
Have I mentioned how lovely Utah winters are and shall I give you a few hundred reasons to move here?
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