When I finally got around to getting out of my Pajamas and Robe today, I realized I have nothing to wear. Everything's too big, too scratchy or too tight.
Big ole purge...then I shop.
Also, time to ramp up the skin care. This weather's hard on the face and throat.
Wednesday, December 7, 2005
Monday, December 5, 2005
Brrr
It's officially long john weather for me. (50F or below)
I can't stand to be cold.
Here are some tips for taking good care of yourself when the temperature drops.
1. Drink like a fish. (No, silly, water!)
The cold, and heat in our houses and cars dries us. Be
sure to drink enough water every day.
2. We knew it! and now science has confirmed it.
Catching a chill does increase your chances of
getting a cold.
A great scarf can not only keep your throat and chest
cozy but also add a dash of color sparkle on drab overcast
days.
Wear a hat and keep a pair of dry shoes (and socks)
in your car or your desk drawer.
3. Moisturize. Moisturize. Moisturize.
Stay warm.
I can't stand to be cold.
Here are some tips for taking good care of yourself when the temperature drops.
1. Drink like a fish. (No, silly, water!)
The cold, and heat in our houses and cars dries us. Be
sure to drink enough water every day.
2. We knew it! and now science has confirmed it.
Catching a chill does increase your chances of
getting a cold.
A great scarf can not only keep your throat and chest
cozy but also add a dash of color sparkle on drab overcast
days.
Wear a hat and keep a pair of dry shoes (and socks)
in your car or your desk drawer.
3. Moisturize. Moisturize. Moisturize.
Stay warm.