#i have several silk scarves that are not only very visually appealing but very practical
Explore tagged Tumblr posts
Note
Hey! Firstly, in my mind I always think of you as 'V' and want to know if you're comfy being called that?
Secondly, illness stuff has recently changed and I'm fucking freezing all the time. It's near impossible to retain heat and I've taken to wearing a mood ring so I can warm up my hands when it turns black. I desperately need advice and/or just solidarity/to complain. But blegh. Also do you like sweaters? You'd definitely look cute in them.
V is alright, as far as nicknames go, but it's quite casual. Vitya is another option, but I prefer to save it for er.. closer relationships.
As far as dealing with the cold goes, I can relate. My body runs cold quite regularly, to the point that my hands are considerably frigid.
I would recommend hot drinks and warm food, blankets when appropriate, heating packs/pads, pocket warmers (you can get reusable ones), or just more clothes.
The electrical bills for the lab were funded by the council, so I was always able to keep it as warm as I wanted, but that's not possible for everyone. I also keep a set of leather gloves on my person in case my hands get stiff, but that may not be necessary in your situation.
And yes, I do like sweaters. In my opinion, they are equally as lazy as sweatshirts, but far classier. Thus, superior in every way.
#also fun fact different types of fabric insulate heat better than others#silk as well as satin and polyester trap heat in very well#whereas cotton and linen are more airy and better for summer#wool is very warm too and great for the snow#not to mention sustainable#i have several silk scarves that are not only very visually appealing but very practical#i hate synthetic fibers though#dont get me started#fuck acrylic especially#and polyester#hate that shit#you dont even want to know#thedivinemechanism#arcane#viktor arcane#viktor nation#viktor#viknat#asks blog#answered asks#yet another side rant in the tags#cold
2 notes
·
View notes