Well, I was outside working on my story the other day, the sun shifted the shade moved, I stayed where I was as the pencil hit the paper in perfect flow and harmonious movement. Soon, I had to leave the backyard and head in the house and get some water, moments later I found that I was burnt like a crazy on my arms neck, scalp and ears.

Dato wrote:Well, I was outside working on my story the other day, the sun shifted the shade moved, I stayed where I was as the pencil hit the paper in perfect flow and harmonious movement. Soon, I had to leave the backyard and head in the house and get some water, moments later I found that I was burnt like a crazy on my arms neck, scalp and ears.

Good ol' fashioned sunburn, the closest you will ever get to a tan in England

INFINITE561 wrote:

Dato wrote:Well, I was outside working on my story the other day, the sun shifted the shade moved, I stayed where I was as the pencil hit the paper in perfect flow and harmonious movement. Soon, I had to leave the backyard and head in the house and get some water, moments later I found that I was burnt like a crazy on my arms neck, scalp and ears.

Good ol' fashioned sunburn, the closest you will ever get to a tan in England

Russians don't have the best skin for tanning either.

I turn lobster red in the sun, and it hurts so delightfully much :3

Sparks wrote:I turn lobster red in the sun, and it hurts so delightfully much :3

I want to have your man-babies. But unfortunately I am not a sea-horse.

Sparks wrote:I turn lobster red in the sun, and it hurts so delightfully much :3

Yes I go from to when I am left in the sun too long.

When I go out in the sun, I don't get burnt nor does my skin get darker. Even without sunscreen. It's weird.

It is usually pretty hot over here, but right now we're at like 15°C in my city and oh god i'm not used to cold. (Winter is starting over here!)

The hoodie doesn't help, my hands shake every one in a while :C

I'm pretty sure we rarely have temperatures that go below 15 celsius, even at winter. Most of the year it's 20-25 at winter and 25-35 at summer.

Irontaco wrote:It is usually pretty hot over here, but right now we're at like 15°C in my city and oh god i'm not used to cold. (Winter is starting over here!)

The hoodie doesn't help, my hands shake every one in a while :C

I'm pretty sure we rarely have temperatures that go below 15 celsius, even at winter. Most of the year it's 20-25 at winter and 25-35 at summer.

Bah, you are lucky, it has been hot here in Volgograd, I live for the cold. I grew up in the northern siberian Sects. I am not used to the heat.

Around here it's usually 90 F, haven't really had an over 100 day yet, heh.