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Idk.. sounds very weird to me because when I was a kid in the Northeast I had one (1) winter jacket. If it was between September and March I left the house with
by nommm-nommm 10y ago
Idk.. sounds very weird to me because when I was a kid in the Northeast I had one (1) winter jacket. If it was between September and March I left the house with the jacket else I didn't. Simple. I can't imagine my parents ever checking the weather and I can't imagine a child owning several jackets. Very odd. People make things much too complicated.
- bobx11 10y agoThis winter so far the temp ranged from 2f to 60f... In 48 hours... So in those cases you know if it is single jacket, double jacket, or sweatshirt. That's one example. Schedules, playing music, guitar tuner, uke tuner, metric conversion when hands are dirty from cooking, and plenty of other examples are abundant in our house
- nommm-nommm 10y agoYes, I am extremely familiar with that temperature fluctuation. I still owned 1 winter jacket and if I got hot I unzipped it or took it off. We didn't have money for multiple fancy jackets or sweaters or whatever. You'd outgrow your multiple jackets before you even got to wear them.
- 3131s 10y ago> People make things much too complicated. Pretty much the story of modern civilization. Just step outside and check the temperature, and look up at the clouds and guess if it's gonna rain later. Wear a sweat shirt or waterproof windbreaker if in doubt. Or you can just not care about getting mildly cold or wet. I say this as someone who spent 25 years in Minnesota.
- ThomPete 10y agoAnd then you have a kid who you have to pick up from school, you are going to be at work until you pick them up. It might look fine in the morning but might rain in the afternoon. But sure, you don't need umbrella either and we could all be driving open cars :)
- 3131s 10y agoMeh, if my kid is anything like me, they won't care about getting wet. If they do care then they can buy a Google Home with their allowance and check the weather to their heart's content. Plus, no plans to send my future children to school or to be working a 9-5 job.
- ThomPete 10y agoMy kids don't care about getting wet either. I do. Don't get one if you don't want to, the discussion is whether it's useful and it is. Not just for the weather not just for rain. For many little things in life.
- nommm-nommm 10y agoHonestly there has been a few times in my entire life I've checked the weather report for guidance on how to dress. Every single time I've been burned and ended up dressing inappropriately. I do much better using my own senses. However, I don't really use an umbrella because I never had one growing up so I guess if you wanted to make sure you weren't caught in the rain without one you'd have to check the weather report.
- ThomPete 10y agoSo it doesn't rain in the summer? It doesn't rain in the fall? It doesn't rain in the spring? Nothing complicated about it, it's just a reality for many people.
- nommm-nommm 10y agoWell, in my case, I didn't own an umbrella as a kid and neither did any other kid I knew, so I guess it didn't matter.
- ThomPete 10y agoAnd 200 years ago we didn't have umbrellas. Sure, none of it matters. You don't need a television either. You don't need running shoes to run. Not sure what you think you are proving here.
- nommm-nommm 10y agoI'm simply answering a question you, yourself, asked. Sorry for having the "wrong" answer. I didn't really think of rain in my original comment because when I was growing up we literally just walked in the rain.
- ThomPete 10y agoyou didn't use computers either, or cellphones, or visited this forum. Again whats your point?