• Another season change.

    From Joy Beeson@21:1/5 to All on Thu Oct 19 21:44:05 2023
    Thursday, 19 October 2023

    My summer riding gloves are hanging up to dry.

    I have mesh-back gloves for hot weather, and polyester gloves that fit
    under warm gloves. On Tuesday, I wore my thinnest "fifty-cent" gloves
    over my summer gloves, which was all right because I took the warm
    gloves off at the first stop and never put them back on. When laying
    out clothes on Tuesday night for yesterday's trip to the dentist, I
    hunted out my winter gloves and left the summer gloves in the laundry
    room.

    I don't have a name for the simple style of mystery-fiber gloves, but
    they were two pairs for a dollar when they first came on the market.
    Now they aren't available at any price. I couldn't find
    any last fall, and the fall before that I had to settle for gloves
    with conductive fingertips. I'm looking hopefully in every place
    that might have warm gloves this fall. I don't want to spend skilled
    labor darning cheap gloves.

    --
    Joy Beeson
    joy beeson at centurylink dot net
    http://wlweather.net/PAGEJOY/

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  • From John B.@21:1/5 to jbeeson@invalid.net.invalid on Fri Oct 20 10:06:28 2023
    On Thu, 19 Oct 2023 21:44:05 -0400, Joy Beeson
    <jbeeson@invalid.net.invalid> wrote:

    Thursday, 19 October 2023

    My summer riding gloves are hanging up to dry.

    I have mesh-back gloves for hot weather, and polyester gloves that fit
    under warm gloves. On Tuesday, I wore my thinnest "fifty-cent" gloves
    over my summer gloves, which was all right because I took the warm
    gloves off at the first stop and never put them back on. When laying
    out clothes on Tuesday night for yesterday's trip to the dentist, I
    hunted out my winter gloves and left the summer gloves in the laundry
    room.

    I don't have a name for the simple style of mystery-fiber gloves, but
    they were two pairs for a dollar when they first came on the market.
    Now they aren't available at any price. I couldn't find
    any last fall, and the fall before that I had to settle for gloves
    with conductive fingertips. I'm looking hopefully in every place
    that might have warm gloves this fall. I don't want to spend skilled
    labor darning cheap gloves.

    Mittens? Easy to knit. Leather pair as outers.
    --
    Cheers,

    John B.

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  • From Mortimer Houghton@21:1/5 to Joy Beeson on Sun Oct 22 16:15:10 2023
    Joy Beeson <jbeeson@invalid.net.invalid> writes:

    Thursday, 19 October 2023

    My summer riding gloves are hanging up to dry.

    I have mesh-back gloves for hot weather, and polyester gloves that fit
    under warm gloves. On Tuesday, I wore my thinnest "fifty-cent" gloves
    over my summer gloves, which was all right because I took the warm
    gloves off at the first stop and never put them back on. When laying
    out clothes on Tuesday night for yesterday's trip to the dentist, I
    hunted out my winter gloves and left the summer gloves in the laundry
    room.

    I don't have a name for the simple style of mystery-fiber gloves, but
    they were two pairs for a dollar when they first came on the market.
    Now they aren't available at any price. I couldn't find
    any last fall, and the fall before that I had to settle for gloves
    with conductive fingertips. I'm looking hopefully in every place
    that might have warm gloves this fall. I don't want to spend skilled
    labor darning cheap gloves.

    I'm in a warmer clime, but I need to start thinking about adjusting my bicycling wardrobe as well. Lost some of my winter gear in a fire, so
    looks like I need to go shopping.

    --
    There are the known knowns, things we know we know;
    and the known unknowns, things we know we do not know;
    but there are also the unknown unknowns,
    those things we don't know we don't know.

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