First of all, it's noon and 23 degrees outside in Alabama! What in the world is up with that? Not good for this little Florida-girl's body. Actually, Pat and I diagnosed myself with Urticaria... cold allergies. NO LIE. Last winter I was trying to train for a half marathon (this is when I determined I will never be a "runner") and was running completely bundled up, with gloves, etc. My hands would start hurting SO bad. When I would get in and take my gloves off my hands would be swollen and often had hives. It only happened in the extreme cold or snow or when I was out there for awhile. We looked it up on Google and WebMD and came up with this. I know it sounds like I'm kidding... but I'm totally not. I mean who in the world is literally allergic to the cold?
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i think i'm allergic to the cold too! it's 35 here! YUCK!
ReplyDeleteYa it's awful! I'm STILL in a robe and big socks haha
ReplyDeleteSo impressed with your singing missy.. and of course pat's guitar skills... miss you! what are your plans for the holidays?
ReplyDelete-Jamie W
I love love love love your singing!!!!!! PIPES!! :-) And Pat's got some skills too! Lets start a band, I will play "tramboline!"
ReplyDeleteThanks guys! Jamie- I am not really sure exactly what our plans are. I graduate Friday and then will be going to my grandparents Christmas day. Hopefully a Pcola trip is in the works! Katie- Thanks love! Our band is a must.. I bet you are a killer "tramboline" player. Haaa
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! That was amazing girl!
ReplyDeleteThat was GREAT!!! Never heard you sing before.
ReplyDeleteI have the same problem with cold----I call it a "thermal allergy". If my hands or feet go from one temp extreme to another, they start to itch and then swell. It's especially worse when they get cold.