Aboriginal for “bring a warm coat”
Posted by lawgeek on 26 Feb 2007 at 08:37 pm | Tagged as: Travel
Had a great time in Chicago with M. and R. despite the decidedly wintery weather. J. intelligently brought her down-filled coat; I should have done the same. With due respect to Dalton48, 0 degrees with high winds is *not* the same as 0 degrees without.
Interestingly, “Chicago” is an aboriginal word meaning something roughly like “smelly onions”. Apparently wild onions used to grow in the swampland on the coast Lake Michigan, and…
Photeaux to follow.
No, but it doesn’t feel like -10 without wind, either… it feels like 0 degrees with a nasty wind.
But you should dress as though it was -10 or -15…