I am amused at the "too warm" comments. I am *always* cold. (I say that
carefully
as I can just as well complain about being too hot in our high 90s
weather.)
My feet especially (until I started wearing alpaca socks!)
I guess you're putting things in perspective, but I must note that I,
too, am 'always freezing'. In addition, I have Reynauld's Syndrome
(freezing feet <g>), actually diagnosed by my Dr., so I too, welcomed
the idea of an angora sweater. Unfortunately, mine was a pullover.
It was just wonderful outdoors - but when I went inside, on a cold
winter day, it became a sauna, and I couldn't remove it in front of
respectable company (it was a pullover, remember, and I had no shirt
under it).
Today, I have a cardigan of a blend of silk/angora. It's just wonderful
- soft and warm, and it can be unbuttoned and/or removed when necessary.
Actually - I tend to leave it on a lot, but unbuttoned, a perfect
solution for this frozen turnip ;).
Gwen S.
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