Socks: Only in the winter time, or while wearing gym shoes any time of year. Never while sleeping.
I sleep with a bottom sheet and a comforter, no top sheet because I get tangled up in it. I always have 1 leg out of the covers and by morning, I usually have both legs out and am only covered up from the waist to the shoulders.
And, yes, I realize I'm odd. I'm okay with that.
I use to wear socks to bed. Now I have a dozen blankets and control of the thermostat, so I don't need to do so.
Right now I'm working at home with a sock on one foot and an ace bandage covering half of the other one. The bare toes are slightly chilly, but that just gives me an excuse to pet the cat with them.
Just heard on the radio -- the NY Senate voted "no" on marriage, 38-24.
I used to have the most overheated apartment in Montreal. No matter the depths of winter, it was always T-shirt weather inside. Most people toughed it out, but whenever Colin was over there was usually a pile of his clothes at the front door and he was basically in skivvies. I'd keep windows open and it was still warm. I had no heating control.
You just described my former apartment. Sadly, without the half-dressed Colin.
I came to miss that when it was time for me to pay for my own heat. I could get very warm, but not stuffy.
And again, this is me. ("$200 for a utility bill?!? TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS?!? I didn't even get warm for 6 weeks and we have to PAY them for that?!?")
My scumbag girlfriend beating Senator voted no, despite his district being the home of Queens Pride AND us just voting in an openly gay city councilperson. I HATE HIM!
Just heard on the radio -- the NY Senate voted "no" on marriage, 38-24.
One of the perks to working at home today. I could say, "You goatfucking fuckers" out loud in response to this, without fear of annoying my coworkers.
Although most of them would probably agree with the sentiment, if not the wording.