im pretty cold tonight, what would you do to warm me up?
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SELL YOUR COLD A.S.S ON EBAY
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Hey, 20C should be OK. If you're cold, put on a sweater or coat.
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Blankets!  I can't stress that enough.  When you are just sitting or lying there looking up, you can get really cold really fast.  Dress warmer than you think you need to, and bring more blankets than you think you need to.\n\nAlso, I'd bring hot chocolate or hot apple cider, or some other hot drink your family enjoys.  Yummy munchies are good, too.
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just lie is snow..\nmove arms sideways thru snow up and down and legs left and right
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I would get you some clothes\n\nThen drag you to bed and take them off again!!!
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My heater isn't on right now.\nMy mother thinks 58 degrees is tropical.\nSo I'm wrapped up in a blanket as I write this.
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get some ice cream.\n\nit always brings me up when im down!
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very what do you want to do to relieve me
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run cold water on it.\nby the way did you get my e-mail, my computer hasn't been acting right here lately.
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Zinc tablets or pills and some good sleep :)\n\nCuts the common cold down by over 3 days :)
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Here is my perfect sick day!\nI would try to sleep as much as possible!I would also make some Cambell's chicken noodle soup and cuttle up on the couch and watch my favorite movie in the dark. I like to scrapbook so i would try to work on that if i had enough had enough energy to. I hope you feel better!!
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Go have a bath. \nGo out for a walk or drive. \nCall a good friend and have a chat.\nListen to your favourite music.
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get a good nights sleep.\n\neat a good breakfast.\n\nthen relax and do your best.
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Won't take you any more than a few minutes to get warmed up, so I'd recommend you take a nap...Practicing right now won't make you any better by this evening, but being well-rested just might...Former High School Coach
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It depends on the weather and where you live. If you live in a farm area, you should always have extra canned goods on hand in case anything happens, like a snowstorm or your car breaking down. Always keep things on hand that can be opened & eaten without heating. Keep canned milk on hand, so that you have a ready meal with a box of cereal. If your electric goes out, make sure you have flashlights, kerosene lamps and safe candles. If your heat depends on the electric, don't open the door. Put more clothes on and cover up with blankets or comforters. Ususally the electric will be back up within a few hours, but be prepared for a couple of days if you're in a snowstorm. If possible, find someone who heats with wood and bunk with them until the electric is back up. Always have a well stocked medicine cabinet, in case you have a sudden illness or accident. Things to have would be bandaids, cotton balls, cotton swabs, burn cream, antibiotic cream, hydrogen peroxide, rubbing alcohol, an ace bandage, gauze, first aid tape, apspirin, non-aspirin pain reliever (Tylenol or Ibubrophen), allergy medications--including inhaler, bee sting kit--bees do come alive during the winter too, Epsom salts--for soaking strained muscles & such, Vicks vapo rub, Pepto Bismol, and other things that relate to your particular health & needs. The average home should have the above items anyway, because you never know when you might need them. If you have frostbite, or even think you have it, never rub your skin, and don't rub it with snow. Don't put it in hot water. You want to gently warm the skin, so you don't damage the tissues. Put the skin in cool water, gradually warming it every few minutes. I don't know if these are the top survival tips, but I believe these are things everyone should know. It's good to get some first aid training so that you'll be equipped to be of some use if you or someone you know needs help. There's nothing worse than watching someone you care about struggle, and you can only stand and watch, knowing you could hurt them worse with what you don't know. It's good that you want to know what to do. Take a course at your local hospital or tech school. Just remember, even with all that knowledge, you're not God. There's only so much you can do. The rest is up to Him. <*)))><
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keep it wrapped nice and warm and put it to bed !
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Ice it 20 minutes, let it warm up for 20 minutes. Do this once an hour for about 4 hours. Keep it elevated as well.