mel jacobson on fri 26 oct 01
have told this to many in the south.
i have a studio in minnesota.
cold, -35F on a good day in winter.
hot, +98F and humid on a good day in summer.
we have a thing called a furnace,
and air conditioning.
my studio is 65F all year long.
i have never been so cold as a day in may,
coast of south carolina. widows open, lori
leary running about in shorts...freezing her tail
off. sayin` my god mel, it sure is frosty this morning.`
it was all day.
no heat.
and summers...shoot. boil eggs in the sea.
i will take my studio any day.
and bad weather just drives the dorks south.
mel
(and guess what cities use the most energy...houston, atlanta etc.)
sorry, this is not about clay.
well, i mentioned lori leary..and she is covered most of the time
in clay.
From:
Minnetonka, Minnesota, U.S.A.
web site: http://www.pclink.com/melpots
Jeremy/Bonnie Hellman on fri 26 oct 01
I understand that clay is a good insulator. Now Lori will get to see
what winter is really all about, and she'll have almost as much winter in
Scranton as you have in Minnesota.
Enjoy Oregon.
Bonnie
> From: mel jacobson
> Reply-To: Ceramic Arts Discussion List
> Date: Fri, 26 Oct 2001 17:34:15 -0500
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> Subject: heated studio
>
> have told this to many in the south.
>
> i have a studio in minnesota.
> cold, -35F on a good day in winter.
> hot, +98F and humid on a good day in summer.
>
> we have a thing called a furnace,
> and air conditioning.
>
> my studio is 65F all year long.
>
> i have never been so cold as a day in may,
> coast of south carolina. widows open, lori
> leary running about in shorts...freezing her tail
> off. sayin` my god mel, it sure is frosty this morning.`
> it was all day.
> no heat.
> and summers...shoot. boil eggs in the sea.
> i will take my studio any day.
>
> and bad weather just drives the dorks south.
> mel
> (and guess what cities use the most energy...houston, atlanta etc.)
> sorry, this is not about clay.
> well, i mentioned lori leary..and she is covered most of the time
> in clay.
> From:
> Minnetonka, Minnesota, U.S.A.
> web site: http://www.pclink.com/melpots
>
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