If this winter gets any colder, I swear…

by Domestik Goddess on January 28, 2009

lippi selk sleeping-bag suit I’ll spare you the rant about how cold it’s been this winter, and how the wind never stops blowing, and how my hands are now a permanent frost-bitten mottled white and purple (not attractive at the best of times), and just say this…

If this cold weather keeps up, I’m investing in a Lippi Selk Bag.

Dental appointment?
Client meeting?
Night out with friends?

Sure… but I’m coming dressed as the Abominable Michelin Snow Man, but in tasteful eco-khaki green instead of white. Because I’ve just about had enough of white for the moment, what with all the snow…

Picture it. I’ll make one last half-frozen parka-wrapped dash down to the post box to grab my package, scuttle back home and rip into the wrapper, clamber into the sleeping-bag-suit… and never come out until spring. (Except for the call of nature, of course: you gotta unzip and pull down for that — they even say so in the FAQ.)

Fashion, thy name is padded comfort!

Laugh if you will, but I’m declaring a whole new Nordic fashion trend… and I’ll be the only one who’s not standing about turning blue from the cold.

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{ 8 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Deb 01.28.09 at 9:40 am

He looks like Godzilla! Nice cozy warm Godzilla, I’m sure…

2 The Actual DJ 01.28.09 at 4:32 pm

I wish I’d had one of this this weekend. As some of you know, my furnace konked out Friday night, and was not working until Tuesday afternoon. Mmmm. Snuggly.

3 domestika 01.28.09 at 6:15 pm

Cosy Godzilla — I like that, Deb!
:)
DJ, how did you know I was (half) thinking of you?

4 Ching Ya 01.29.09 at 3:14 am

I don’t mind dressing up like a dumpling or a Godzilla in a winter. I did once while I was in Japan, and friends gave me a “Is it really that cold??” look, I don’t bother at all. It’s freaking cold! Still, only the camera could get me off the cozy jacket and giggling while squeezing out the unnatural..’Cheese!!’..

5 Celine Jalbert 01.29.09 at 9:57 am

Hi Jen,
I am enjoying your blog very much. Especially your blog posts about getting through winter. I live in New Hampshire and we have certainly had a winter that may go down in history.
When you live in an exceptionally cold climate warmth takes priority over fashion. Although I do like to look fashionable–
As a child, what I liked most about winter was coming into a warm house that smelled of baked goods and chocolate.
Your writing takes me back to those days.
Celine

6 Anne Maybus 01.31.09 at 10:40 pm

We have the other extreme here. We have broken our record for the hottest number of days in a row. I wonder if they could make one that will cool instead of keep you cosy?

7 MadFab 02.04.09 at 12:29 pm

I have one of those, and they are truly awesome in their awesomeness. Good for home, camping and outer space. True! Check it:

http://s82.photobucket.com/albums/j247/MadFab/TanyainSpace.jpg

8 domestika 02.04.09 at 12:55 pm

MadFab, your suit is way better-looking than Godzilla’s — and you won’t ever get lost in the snow (or in anything else ever conceived of by Nature, for that matter) with that bright bright yellow!

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