I forgot how cold 60* is. Yeah, I know, it's actually cold in America. But I'd forgotten that you actually have to wear a sweater, and a jacket, and sandals really aren't an option, and also you should wear socks. Also on a scooter it's really really cold.
No big deal, I just have to get in the habit of bundling up! And wearing the good old layers as there's always a chance it'll be 80* on any given day.
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5 comments:
I am from Minnesota and seeing people wearing down jackets when its 60 out is different..ha ha. I especially get a charge out of seing people riding a scooter and they have a jacket on backwards with the back facing forward. I have not seen a zipper zipped up the back yet...ha ha ha.
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Richard in Taichung
Yeah, I got here in December a few years ago and I thought it was so hot. But now I usually wear my jacket backwards too when I drive my scooter- its main purpose is to block the wind and it does that better without a zipper! Yes, I'm too Taiwanese now.
I am a teacher in South Dakota. Rode my scooter to school today 11-17, it was 21 degrees. I think that is the coldest that I have ever been on the scoot.
Dude. I don't even know what to say.
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