Hot And Cold
Today I wore a heavy fur-lined jacket. In the car, the heater was going full blast. Once I got to work, I had to remove the jacket. I was miserably cold.
Walking past a patient's room, I saw a woman in a mini skirt and a spaghetti strap top. She did not have any kind of a jacket with her. (Sorry, I couldn't photograph the rest of her, but she had a dominatrix theme going on.)
How is it possible for two people experiencing the same weather to dress so differently? I don't want to sound catty, but I don't think that she was nearly as hot as she thought she was. (Although some gentlemen may have a different opinion.) It must get cold walking the streets dressed that way.
Written by Melissa on 12:20 AM
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The clothes look young, she still has her teenage metabolism and some brown fat.
I saw a "mom" in short tight shorts wearing lace-up knee high boots and a winter jacked on a 20 degree day.
Sarah, she was far from being a teenager. I figure that she was either high on something or wanted to show off her wares.
R2Ks, at least she was wearing a winter jacket. If she was young enough, maybe her brown fat, whatever that is, was keeping her warm.
I must say, i don't care too much for her boots.
Brown fat is present in infants, and is gone by the time you reach late adolescence. It serves to protect the child from cold temperatures and is found around the trunk, shoulders, and back. It differs from normal white fat in appearance, metabolic rate, and lifespan.
Fat on my trunk, shoulders and back? Ewww. I'd rather be cold and miserable.
You haven't had brown fat for many years, come to think of it...you don't have any white fat either:( Hey, are you one of those supermodel androids?
Hardly, I'm not tall or busty enough, among other things.
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