Thursday, October 11, 2018

Shiver

7 AM.  34 degrees.  My son's Facebook post after his drive to work this morning:

"Aaaaand there are snowflakes in the air."

Grumble.

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  1. It's cold here again, but not that cold lol!

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    1. Kristina...Truth be told, there isn't enough snow to really notice unless you see it in the headlights and the forecast is for a small warm-up in a few days. We Minnesotans just like to gripe about the weather every chance we get. :)

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  2. Just commented on the prior post.
    Also from two back about the water storage- I had made a mistake and thought my WalMart blue jugs were 12 gallons. they're actually 3 gallons each.Don't know where my brain went onthat one but wanted you to know.

    Truly too early for snow!
    Cheers, SJ

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    1. SJ...My brain went for a walk and left me here all alone, too. I read your 12 gallons but pictured the 3-gallon ones I have been pricing online.

      At 2 PM we had a balmy 39 degrees! No more snow, though. Today I am very glad I don't live in North Dakota. Some parts of that state got 17 inches of the white stuff. Uff da, as we Minnesotans are wont to remark. :)

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  3. I broke down and turned on the heat at 3am. Temp indoors 59. I surrendered. Summer seems like a life time ago now. Fashion is out the window, if its keep you are that's what in fashion.

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    1. Rob...You are tougher than I am. I have had my heat on for several weeks now. If the heat weren't included in my rent, I expect I might have held out longer. You are right. The fashion statement is flannel shirts and long johns from here on out. :)

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  4. I think it might have gotten to 80 today, but I was hot and used the ac in the car. It's 58 now in the house, and the ac is still on! I still have on a short sleeve blouse. that is what I have for summer and winter. Thin knit pants are what I wear in the winter. Maybe I will put on sweat sshirt and sweat pants for a week or two this winter.

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    1. Linda...Such a difference in climates. You can wear light weight clothes most of the winter and here, before too long, we will be in parkas and snow boots. :) I never minded the cold, snowy winters when I was young - ice skating on the frozen lakes - snowmobile rides - sledding and skiing. Now that I am old, I love how pretty our town is after a snowfall, but I want to observe it from inside, sitting in my rocking chair and looking out the window!!

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    1. Send some of that heat my way, BW. :)
      It is only 35 degrees at 11:15 AM. Thing is, come February, 35 degrees will be considered a heat wave!!

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  6. I gave in and turned the heat on yesterday. I'm still blowing leaves every day for about 20 minutes. I do what I can reach with my little electric blower and the 25ft cord.
    Had a great morning on Saturday at my community garden. It was clean up day and most everyone shows up. The homemade cookies were a plus.
    Hope you have a good day.
    SJ

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    1. SJ...I have had the heat turned on here for quite a while. I think our beautiful fall weather that we usually have occurred on a Tuesday a couple of weeks ago between 10 am and 3 pm. :) It went right from hot and humid to cold.
      I would have been happy to do garden cleanup especially if homemade cookies were involved!!
      I have a couple of busy days ahead, but know better than to try to tackle it all at once. Easy does it!
      Take care.

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    2. Easy does it is the only way to go these days.
      Although I'm encouraged by a treatment I'm starting later this week. I had a phone appointment with my specialist doctor last week and he's starting me on some new meds. Prayers would be welcome that this treatment helps me regain my health.
      Cheers, SJ

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    3. SJ...Of course prayers are ongoing, my friend. That is great news. Whatever it takes to be healthy again is good. Please keep me informed. I care about you and Mr. Dog.

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