improvising...

i always thought that humidity is definitely much lower in europe than in old sunny singapore... well, in some aspects, i am right... while backpacking in europe in the summer of 2006, any wet clothes that were hung out in the previous night would be dry by the next morning, something that i attributed to the low humidity of the air...

however, there are 2 sides of a coin, while that earlier statement is true for summer, winter in europe is the exact opposite... high humidity + low temp = nightmare when it comes to washing clothes....

at last count, it took me close to 50 hours (!!) to dry my t-shirts... now that i washed my sweater, i reckon that it will take at least 4days to dry it... but hey, we can always improvise... ever tried BBQ-ing your clothes over the house heater??

after a hour, my room smells of the softener which i used earlier... and my boxer-short is dry!! ok, here come the socks...!!