> I've tried this often, like this: When you wake up in the morning, your body temp is lower than normal. How many of you haven't been lying in bed, refusing to get out from under the warm cover and enter the cruel, cold world? Especially during winter, when going outside in the morning can be literally like torture.

That's probably because if your room is cold, you've been radiating warmth under the sheets all night long. That heat is trapped by your sheets and blankets and whatever else you have on your bed. It's not that your body temperature is any different from what it is during other times of the day; it's because you are leaving a warm area to a cold area.

-Faux "likes a cold room and a warm bed" Pas