Are you referring to saffron? Or common?

But they roll over, wilted, when a blanket of snow gets laid out. ?

@Nottheonlyone
Yeah. It’s crazy.

Ha! I was just telling a friend that Indiana is where she comes when she needs to have a psychotic episode! Great minds!

@Nottheonlyone I attended college in southern Indiana (the now-defunct Saint Meinrad College, where the archabbey is), and I recall some psychotic weather. Fortunately, the winters were pretty mild.

@resserts True. I just really don't like the cold. My body temperature dropped from 98.6 to 97.4 when I had my son. I've been cold for almost 14 years now.

@Nottheonlyone You also live further north, so it's a bit colder where you are. That's a significant drop in body temperature. Does childbirth often result in a change in body temperature?

@resserts I have no idea if it's normal, it's just what happened to me. I'm guessing not, since every doctor I've seen seems to think I'm crazy.

@Nottheonlyone That's so strange. They can take your temperature and verify it's significantly lower than average, so I wonder why they are so quick to dismiss it.

@resserts It's because they are unable to find a medical reason for it. Doctors generally don't like it when they have to admit they don't have all the answers.