slept like a baby
Jul. 10th, 2006 09:42 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
miriam_eHmmm that is such a dumb saying. Babies wake up every 4 hours to wail.
Anyway, I slept really well last night. Lately I would wake in the middle of the night with my feet feeling terribly cold. On one night I even resorted to taking a hot water bottle back to bed with me. But last night I put an extra blanket on the bed and slep through in blissful comfort. This morning I feel wonderful, thanks to the uninterrupted slumber.
I know the nighttime temperature here is not really cold. 13°C (16°F) is not cold compared to how cold it gets in Melbourne or many places in the northern hemisphere, but after spending a while in sunny Queensland it sure feels cold. I'm starting to worry a little about how I'll handle the heat of summer. At least in winter you can pile more clothes and blankets on and exercise to warm up. In summer there is a limit to how much you can take off. When you're completely naked and still too hot... oh brother! Some trepidation here.
Anyway, I slept really well last night. Lately I would wake in the middle of the night with my feet feeling terribly cold. On one night I even resorted to taking a hot water bottle back to bed with me. But last night I put an extra blanket on the bed and slep through in blissful comfort. This morning I feel wonderful, thanks to the uninterrupted slumber.
I know the nighttime temperature here is not really cold. 13°C (16°F) is not cold compared to how cold it gets in Melbourne or many places in the northern hemisphere, but after spending a while in sunny Queensland it sure feels cold. I'm starting to worry a little about how I'll handle the heat of summer. At least in winter you can pile more clothes and blankets on and exercise to warm up. In summer there is a limit to how much you can take off. When you're completely naked and still too hot... oh brother! Some trepidation here.