@rosemarya I almost always bring something that will keep me warm, almost anywhere I go. I often find myself cold in restaurants so I bring a shawl along there and to a couple of friends' homes who tend to keep the temp low. I hate being cold.
We went to Italy a few years back and one of the places we stayed at was a B&B in a small town. The breakfast building was FREEZING. I would keep my coat on the whole time. I hate being cold.
JK

@contentandwell, I don't like being cold either. As I get older, I find I do get cold more easily, though.
I also wear a sweater in restaurants in summer. And always carry some kind of cover when going to outdoor gatherings on summer evenings - just in case. My son's house is colder than I like, so always dress for it when we visit granddaughter:-)

I can appreciate your BB experience. When we were overnight in Fairbanks Alaska on the night before our flight home once, the temperature in late August was in the mid 40's. My husband and I were both tired and freezing - so we fumbled with the heater and it didn't come on. When it did not come on, we were told by the desk clerk that they don't turn the heat on until it gets cold.

I'm getting anxious for spring to arrive!
Rosemary

Aren't we all ready!
@glinda Outside on my patio the 1st day after spring. Have a good and restful weekend.

Nice like it looks pretty, here I look outside and see some snow and some grass as we have been in the fortys here nostvof the week but starting later tonight we are going to be hit with rain and snow mix turining to all dsno by 4:00am not counting the mixture of rain and and snow we are supposed to get 2 to 4 inches of snow here March is going out like a lion this year winter doesn't want to give up
Glinda

@glinda it sounds exactly like here, and I have commented that this year March came in like a lamb and had been leaving like a lion. This past week no more snow, finally.

@rosemarya the building where breakfast was a newer, separate building. I actually wonder if it even had heat! The woman would leave the yogurt out all week. We wouldn't eat it after the first day but I guess it must have been cool enough to still be good. Other than being so cold at breakfast, the place was fairly nice. Part of it was really ancient, a tower so they could watch for intruding enemies. It had little holds around it where they would let the pigeons out to bring messages to somewhere!
JK