There is a hell of a lot of tradition behind this!

I just want to add something to the previous story because there was something missing in it. I recall that in my Xmas in Geordiesland I went through a traditional experience of sleeping with a soft and hot water bottle on my feet. With that classic stuff I would not feel that cold in the night.

Hum, when I saw that bottle I remembered that when I was a very young child and sometimes had high body temperature or fever (many years ago the medicine options for babies and toddlers were not so safe as now), my mom used one of those bottles full of icy water for the opposite effect (in the tropics the water from the shower does not get too cold in the hottest months of the year). Yet, as in third world countries, we did not enjoy the sophistication of those bottles, since we only have them in the most rustic of its presentations: rubber.

Yet, here, oh lord, there are all sorts of choices for all tastes! The sophitication ranges from, for example, the monkey or the fish tank option for the little girls or teenagers.

But wait, there is more. For the bold there are options such as the leopard...

Yet, for the simple minded there are the classic designs,



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If anyone knows more about how to cope with the cold, the draught, and humidity, please do not hesitate in offering help. Any suggestion is welcome. Autumn and winter are approaching us.