NY wrote:
> if you actually lived/slept in that flat.

The room I sleep in gets below zero in winter. But admittedly, when I
wake up I go to where it's warmer and close the door behind me, so my
keyboward will not unsually get that cold. But my alarm clock, or
whatever contraption I use to fulfill that purpose, will.

> the
> normal temp in our cottage (thick stone walls) would drop to 10 deg and I
> had great difficulty getting off to sleep and staying asleep, even with a
> panel radiator

Hu? That, or a bit below that, is the ideal temperature to sleep at. (I
can and do afford blankets, though.) Where I do get real problems
sleeping is right now, with night tempatures in the bedroom well above
15 Cel, and from 20 Cel upwards I really suffer.

> and advice was to sleep with an open bedroom
> window, must have been made of much sterner stuff than me ;-)

Seems so. But I'm a weakling and I do not wash in water, where I had to
brake the on top first.

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