There's no such thing as bad weather, only and inadequate "sweater."
Today I wondered about the literal meaning of this loose translation of a Norwegian proverb.
So after my morning walk with Moose, I stepped on the scale outfitted in full gear for double-digits below-zero wind chills. I made a mental note of the weight called "x."
Next I disrobed, stepped on the scale again, and made a mental note of a weight called "y."
It was a simple science-fair sort of project.
How much "bundling up" must one do to keep warm while exercising in the middle of this particular season of Minnesota winter?
My answer: x-y=18 pounds or 8.16kg
Maybe it's time to update my "sweater?" Or, maybe it's flat out time for a change in weather?
