Don’t Get Cold Feet

Don’t Get Cold Feet

Just a quick PSA, since we Gen Xers didn’t seem to pass on a lot of the basic wisdom we learned growing up. Don’t get cold feet. Ladies, I was told many, many years ago by a woman that she could stay comfortable in colder weather as long as she kept her feet warm. This allowed her, much to my pleasure, to forego a lot of the rest of a cold weather outfit. 😉

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Shrugging Into September

They’re Shrugging Into September

It’s September and, pretty much right on time where I’m at, the weather has turned cooler, even a bit brisk in the mornings. That means it’s the beginning of sweater season, though it’s mostly time for just shrugs… not that that isn’t wonderful to behold. 😀

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If You're Cold

If You’re Cold, They’re Cold. Bring Them In

Remember, Gentlemen; if you’re cold, they’re cold. Bring them in and warm them up. 😉 And please do especially remember to show some compassion to those poor senoritas who aren’t used to our weather at all.

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First Sweaters Of Fall 2023

First Sweaters Of Fall 2023

This post may seem a bit odd, coming so close after the latest Bikini Interlude, but it’s most definitely sweater weather up here, whereas bikinis are suitable for the whole year if you put your creativity to work.

And, of course, staying just warm enough is one of the surest ways in Fall is a time-proven way for women being hot. 😀

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Don't Be Fooled

Don’t Be Fooled. Don’t Think Winter Is Over

Do yourself a favor. Don’t be fooled by any signs that the weather is currently warming. We’re in False Spring, also known as Fool’s Spring. It’s still Winter and, at any moment, the weather could shift back to frigid.

It’s Still Time For Sweaters

It’s still time for sweaters. You’ll likely regret it if you start packing them up for storage now. You’re going to want to wear them for a while yet.

Or, At The Very Least, Slide On Some High Socks

At the very least, if you’re hellbent on forgoing sweater, at least wear some thigh-high socks to keep your legs warm.

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