METHOD 2: Sitting on top of the bukhari in attempt to absorb any possible bit of heat: note the hat and gloves, we don't ever take them off, and no, we are not trying to start a new accessory trend..
METHOD 4: hot water bottles. we have found this to be our saving grace, especially during the nights, it's pretty astonishing how quickly a bed can warm up with 6 wool blankets and 1 hot water bottle. Lauren and I are currently in the process of designing a full body hot water bottle suit that will help us never get cold (patent pending)
METHOD 5: wear as many layers as possible all the time. This usually involves a minimum of five shirts, three socks, thick hiking boots, a hat, gloves, hand warmers, two pants and NEVER showering for fear of those few minutes of excruciating cold that will follow. We have also found that alcohol sweaters are a very efficient means of warmth..
METHOD 6: staying in bed as much as possible. We have found that bed is the most efficient way to stay semi-warm. We usually venture in around 7 and stay until school the next morning..(some of you may have noticed my extreme involvement in facebook lately...this is due to finding ways of staying busy from bed)
Those are our current methods; suggestions for improvement or new methods are most welcome, and appreciated..we can only live like this while maintaining our sanity for so long....
The one nice thing about the cold weather is that we got snow and it is absolutely beautiful! Free entertainment is also provided by the students, many of whom have never seen snow before and therefore, have no idea how to walk, function or play in it..Woodstock is probably the only school where snowball fights are encouraged and involve staff and students alike..
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