Weiwd

I have discovered something interesting about myself in the past few years. My fingers are weird in that they spend most of their life absolutely frigid. Even in the warmest of weather it is entirely possible that my fingers are little sasauge shaped bits of ice. It has something with the nerves or something being too close to the surface of my skin or something. I have known about that since I was a kid, it's no surprise. What I have discovered is that they react extremely oddly to cold. Most people's fingers start out warm and slowly lose heat until they are really cold and hard to move. My fingers start out cold and get colder for a while. And then they warm up and are fine for quite some time.
It's not just a perceived thing, like when people get hypothermia and suddenly feel warm even though they are freezing. My fingers (and toes) will be cold enough that they almost hurt and suddenly they will warm right up. I can feel them fully, move them like normal, everything. They aren't cold to the touch, red or discoloured in any way, and even if I don't warm them up specifically for a long time they don't have any damage. They are absolutely fine. It is really quite bizarre. Now, this is only in relatively mild cold. When it is really cold then they turn to blocks of ice and don't warm up, but that's not terribly unusual or surprising.
I just thought I'd share that.
Oh yeah, I also have been accepted as an RA at BFA in Germany starting next August.
Bye