Got back from Milan on Monday evening, and it had turned cold in Rome. This will be the first week that I haven't worn sandals every day since we arrived in June.
It's not freezing or anything. Supposedly it's 61 degrees Farenheit (16 C) now and will go down to 44 (6.7 C) tonight. It's cold enough in the office to require wearing a jacket. See, one cannot turn on the heat in Italy until the government says so. In Rome, that date is November 1, and the heat can only remain on for 12 hours per day. Even in your own private home.
An Italian told me that they have to conserve energy because they import so much oil and gas from Russia (rather than produce their own energy supply, I guess).
Good thing we brought sweaters and mittens!
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Some nice pictures Giselle so far. It is cold here in DC but 61 seems about right for DC this time of year too. not the worse thing to only have heat on for 12 hours. I mean, some folks here keep their heat on 75 all winter. What a waste!
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