I don't get it. Mind you, I'm not a big movie fan but I see so many people who, when watching, seem to require a blanket. That includes my Californian grandson who normally only dons a shirt when going out.
Last night our other, Scottish, grandson was staying and, clad in his fleecy dressing gown (I was lathered in just a thin shirt) asked for a blanket in order to watch TV.
Why :?
“There is always a well-known solution to every human problem - neat, plausible, and wrong.” H.L. Mencken
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The thoughts of having anything near me, that is fleecy, is horrifying, unless in the depths of winter.
Popcorn and chocolates, now they would be an essential
Barbara
PLEASE, Aidan, may I watch movies at your house
Barbara, maybe you're right but the heat :shock: Especially at this time of year. I'm chucking everything off when I'm in bed at night never mind on the sofa during the day
No fleecy blankets required.
PS. Popcorn? Salted every time.
Something to anchor hands that aren't fiddling with a phone?
Easy care pet (since cuddling a dog or cat seems to be an alternative)?
In my day........