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Mornings have started to feel really cold. I'd like to be up by six, but in reality I want to stay under the covers. I miss the warmth of my futon. I usually don’t manage to get out of futon until around six-thirty.
I’m not good with the cold, but this morning I had a cup of coffee in the garden.
A little before seven, the eastern sky simmered, but the sun still hadn’t risen above the horizon.
Today, a friend from Prague emailed me and said it was minus seven degrees there. I’ve never experienced cold like that before.
朝はとても冷えるようになった。6時には起きていたいのだが、実際はずっと布団の中にいたい。布団の温かさが恋しい。布団から出るのはだいたい6時半ごろになってしまう。寒いのが苦手だが、今朝は庭でコーヒーを飲んだ。7時前は東の空は明るいけど、まだ太陽は地上に顔を出していない。
今日はプラハの友達がメールをくれたんだが、プラハでは氷点下7度だって。こんな寒さは体験したことがない。
How Cold!
Mornings have started to feel really cold.
I'd like to be up by six, but in reality I want to stay under the covers.
I know if I leave, I will miss the warmth of my futon.
I usually don’t manage to get out of futon until around six-thirty.
I’m not good with the cold, but this morning I had a cup of coffee in the garden.
A little before seven, the eastern sky shimmered, but the sun still hadn’t risen above the horizon.
"Simmer" means to cook a liquid at or just below the boiling point. Rather poetic when talking about the sky, but not what you meant.
Today, a friend from Prague emailed me and said it was minus seven degrees there.
I’ve never experienced cold like that before.
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I've been thinking about buying a futon and this is making me want to go ahead and do it.
We are about to hit winter time in Minnesota, and it can get very cold. I have almost finished weatherizing the house.
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How Cold! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Mornings have started to feel really cold. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I'd like to be up by six, but in reality I want to stay under the covers. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I miss the warmth of my futon. I know if I leave, I will miss the warmth of my futon. |
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I usually don’t manage to get out of futon until around six-thirty. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I’m not good with the cold, but this morning I had a cup of coffee in the garden. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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A little before seven, the eastern sky simmered, but the sun still hadn’t risen above the horizon. A little before seven, the eastern sky shimmered, but the sun still hadn’t risen above the horizon. "Simmer" means to cook a liquid at or just below the boiling point. Rather poetic when talking about the sky, but not what you meant. |
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Today, a friend from Prague emailed me and said it was minus seven degrees there. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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