True or false?

---Ive heard of this tale ever since I was young, growing up on the Northwest side of Chicago way back in the day. And now that we all mostly have kids of our own, I was curious to know if any of you have heard of this before. (By the way PJB, thanks for your post of the table of elements, that was pretty darn cool).

Ive always been told and Ive always believed, even to this day, that cooler days makes you more tired and relaxed and allows you to sleep better at night. Im not talking about Jan. or Feb. nights when its 25 below friggin zero, but more like those days when its in the upper 60s or so. Ive been told it has an effect on kids, making them fall asleep faster and sleep much deeper. I can even say that this still has an effect on me. Today is was about 65 here, cloudy and rather windy. I didnt do an effin thing today but run to the store early this AM and then proceed to watch football all day and I feel beat.

Im gonna call to talk to my small in a little bit then Ill be in bed. So, what do you think? What have ya heard? Does the cooler air knock the kids out easier?

What ya'll think?---