#1. Learn how to knit. Wool sweaters are very warm.
#2. Boiled potatoes put in the bottom of a bed can keep your feet very warm even on freezing nights.
#3. Invest in Milwaukee batteries and electric clothes - a single charge can last all day and keep your jacket warm.
#4. When it's raining or snowing, you need to keep the water out to stay warm. Keep your inner layers dry and have waterproof outer layers.
#5. Look into getting a mortgage refinance on your house now - taking out the cash could help pay 1 or 2 more months' worth of heating bills.
#6. Get that spray-foam stuff in a can and seal off as many windows and doorjams as you can. Limit yourself to just 1 door to go in and out of the house.
#7. Most heat loss comes from your head, feet, and hands, so remember to wear a wooly hat indoors and invest in wool socks.
#8. Remember, spring isn't THAT far away. Only 7 more months to go!