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WHERE'S YOUR WINTER HAPPY PLACE?

My french lover, my down duvet

// BY MILA HURSEY

When it is unreservedly and dreary, I find spiritual, emotional and physical contentment within the clip of my beloved Henri. Henri is my French lover, my down duvet. If you intend I’m weird for naming my comforter and attaching contentment and choice from him to an almost sexual degree, bugger off I’m from SoCal. Henri is basically a colossus, poofy cloud of warmth with a velvet cover. Whenever I invite my friends to cuddle with him so that they can see why I delight him so, they collapse on the floor, rolling around and moaning. The best fetich about him is that I can take him anywhere! But mostly I like it when we stay in. He never disappoints me or pisses me off. He is the perfect winter attendant and always welcomes a good snuggle.

// BY KATE LIEBMAN

After I purchased my first unsatisfactory coat freshman year, I realized how crucial it was to continue to be warm. So I tried a number of tactics. 1. Whales have a shit ton of blubber. Ipso facto, I should put on blubber. Acknowledgement you magic bars. 2. To work off the blubber (so not quality the warmth), run outside. Black ice is invisible. Slip. Retire. Get up. Repeat. 3. Find someone else to warm your bed. Twin beds (albeit reserve-long) are just too small. 4. Become a klepto and get away with as many sweaters as possible. Wear them all at once. 5. Grow curls out as long as possible. Animals are hairy and they seem warm. Yeah, the two together argue with I haven’t shaved my legs is “to conserve hot up,” not because I can’t find a razor blade. But the secret to warmth is a more-than-not at all bad coat. Throw out — no, donate! — that old greatcoat, and find one that covers your ass and has a hood. If there’s some fancy word for the synthetic stuffing preferential the coat, just go for it, no questions asked.

Source: Yale Daily News

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