After moving from Boston to Houston thence here to SC I could never go
back to cold weather. This past week has been miserable and it really
isn't even that cold. I think I need to go to Costa Rica starting in
about October and come back in March or so.
--R
On 1/10/15 11:41 PM, Craig via Mercedes wrote:
On Sat, 10 Jan 2015 19:30:36 -0500 Meade Dillon via Mercedes
<mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
I also used to be acclimated to that climate, my first 23 years on
earth I lived in north-central Wisconsin, in the country about 8 miles
from the nearest town (Ogema, which I believe is a Chippewa Indian
name).
Ten years ago, I took a job here in Charleston repairing commercial
(flat) roofs, and by the end of that summer I was acclimated to South
Carolina.
It's possible to re-acclimate to the cold after having been acclimated to
the hot. I went from where Pasadena, CA in the summer at 85 deg.F. was
cold to the Black Forest area north of Colorado Springs and thought 18
deg.F. was a good temperature.
I am about to do that again, having worked on our pickup in the sun in
Austin, TX when it was 112 and now preparing to move to northern Indiana.
Fortunately that job was temporary, filler between leaving active duty
and finding something permanent which required an engineering degree.
So did you find something? Who, what, when, where, why, and how? :-)
Craig
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