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raptorckToday has marked the first day that it's been cold enough for the heat to turn up in the apartment.
See, the thermostat's in the main hallway of the building, which is apparently better insulated than say... my apartment. And the bulk of my apartment is always far warmer than say... my bedroom.
End result? I'm freezing when I wake up, unless I have two comforters up, *or* the heat turns up. This was my lucky morning.
As a minor aside, I suppose the reason that the other rooms are warmer is because I have warmer *stuff* in them. There's a fridge in the kitchen, a TV in the living room, a PC in the lab, and damned near nothing in my room. Just an alarm clock and lamp. Oh, there's plenty of non-electrical stuff in my bedroom, but nothing capable of generating actual *heat* for me.
There's probably also a significant lack of insulation which I shall be forced to bitch about if I wake up cold and it's *snowing* outside.
See, the thermostat's in the main hallway of the building, which is apparently better insulated than say... my apartment. And the bulk of my apartment is always far warmer than say... my bedroom.
End result? I'm freezing when I wake up, unless I have two comforters up, *or* the heat turns up. This was my lucky morning.
As a minor aside, I suppose the reason that the other rooms are warmer is because I have warmer *stuff* in them. There's a fridge in the kitchen, a TV in the living room, a PC in the lab, and damned near nothing in my room. Just an alarm clock and lamp. Oh, there's plenty of non-electrical stuff in my bedroom, but nothing capable of generating actual *heat* for me.
There's probably also a significant lack of insulation which I shall be forced to bitch about if I wake up cold and it's *snowing* outside.
