Keeping Warm in Winter Depends on the Right Clothing

Keeping Warm in Winter Depends on the Right Clothing
Father and mother with small child in winter nature, standing in the snow. Halfpoint/Shutterstock
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While living in California, I traveled to Colorado on business, booked into a nice hotel and settled in to get ready for a meeting the following morning. I woke to snow and temps in the low 30s. There I was in open-toed shoes and a light sweater, trying to break through some kind of frozen material on the car’s windshield that looked a lot like ice and snow.

Normally, I would have chalked it up to poor planning and forgotten about it. But this was different. As I stood there in the snow, chipping away at the windshield, feeling more foolish than cold, I kind of panicked. In just a few months, my husband and I, our business and all that we owned would be moving to Colorado!

Mary Hunt
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