This morning I drove to work in -32C/-26F but that’s not 100% accurate since with the wind chill factor, the true “what it feels like” temperature was -44C/-47F.
Folks, THAT is cold. Cold enough to freeze skin solid in 5 minutes so I’d appreciate a few cyber-hugs to keep warm and “yes” I’ll even tak’em from you fellas!
Thursday January 13, 2005 @
*hugs mark and finishes off with a masculine pat on the back*
wow. don’t check my blog, you’ll call me a fargin bastich again.
Thursday January 13, 2005 @
*hugs* It’s just as cold down here in Calgary. I think tonight calls for some ummm inside cross-training, like shopping at the mall 
Thursday January 13, 2005 @
Here we have wonderful 46 degree weather with heavy rain, but tomorrow it’s going to be 25. -32, I’ve never seen how cold that is. How many layers does it take to run in that?
Thursday January 13, 2005 @
The picture of of me at right with the red jacket is what I run in during the winter. It consists of two thin layers on the bottom, three thin layers on top and a cool-max felt hat + gloves. I also wear a balaclava on my face in this kind of cold.
It really is not that bad because the body warms up when you run so the main thing is to wear materials that wick the moisture outward.
Thursday January 13, 2005 @
Wow – that’s cold. Its getting down below freezing here this weekend, so I feel your pain – I may have to wear a long-sleeve shirt on my race on Sunday.
Thursday January 13, 2005 @
Toasty and warm here in Florida. I imagine when it gets “cold” it really doesn’t matter what the thermometer says; it’s just friggin’ cold.
Thursday January 13, 2005 @
Mark it was 16 here today. SIXTEEN!
WTF is going on?
Thursday January 13, 2005 @
That is just too cold. People shouldn’t be allowed to live in places like that! Good luck staying warm.
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Thursday January 13, 2005 @
Wow! That is cold. Here, take some of our warmth, it’s 74F today here. Oh, and here’s that *hug* you were looking for.