Its back on.

[Jemisa]

We've put the heating back on tonight, haven't had it on for 3 days.
Just goes to show its cooling off here.
Have you, or are you braver?

Jem

[boxtops]

Our heating has never gone off at work, it's like the Equator in our building - 4 days closed with the sun beating in, and the rads belting out.

[welshlibranr]

still warm here in South Wales, but getting more cloudy, still don't need the heating on!.........

[Jan1957]

I'm sitting here with the fan on as it's still warm. Had a lovely sunny day today.

[boxtops]

We haven't had the heating on for about three weeks now, but I am sitting here in a woolly and some socks. I've only just shut the windows upstairs.

[Lore]

Jem, I am Sooooo cold tonight.

Passion killer pj's at the ready! ;)

[jubieanna]

I'm in South Wales too welsh. It's definitely cooler tonight but I haven't put heating on.

[China Doll]

Punch of jessies... <<< she says admiring her open window from her duvet... it's really not that bad... I'm well 'ard!

[pastafreak]

I haven't had the heating on for a month...and I'm sitting here in a cami....but it's a bit cooler in my bedroom,as the windows are open.

[Buenchico]

7C overnight here, so I don't feel too guilty about having turned the little heater next to my desk on.

But if it's only 3 days since you turned the heating off, Jem, it must have been a lot cooler down there in Essex (just before those three days) than it was up here in Suffolk. I turned my heating off well before that!

[Jemisa]

I won't have the bedroom windows open of a night being as I live in a bungalow, I don't want an open invitation for someone to climb in. (Scary)

jem

[pastafreak]

I always have the window open a bit-even in the depths of winter.

[jubieanna]

me too pasta. I like a bit of fresh air when I'm sleeping. although I did close them last winter when it dropped to -10.

[ClareA]

What's central heating? I live in a Manx stone cottage which is heated only by a coal fire with a Dunsley back boiler. I don't want to go into all the technicalities of the gravity-fed system & all of that, nor do I want to moan about it, but you learn to deal with what you've got, and adapt.
I do know that when I (re-)visit the south of England (where I'm from) I seem to be on a mission to turn all their radiators down - I'm far too hot!
Why do so many people (I'm afraid particularly in the south) have to have it tropical at home so that they can stroll about with little on?

[pastafreak]

I think it's just a matter of what you get accustomed to. Personally-tho I am in the south-I hate being too hot,but sometimes it's a delicate balance between hot-just right-cold.
Also-what you find comfortable changes with age.

[Lore]

I'm still freezing my butt off so I'm going to snuggle under my duvet.

Night night x

[ELVIS68]

wimp x