Our current temperature is 26° as we head for our pleasant high of 44° under partly cloudy skies. In fact, we should stay above freezing until Sunday, before we plunge back into the 20s. Oh well, next week we are supposed to reach 33° on Wednesday and into the 40s by Thursday. One can only hope. I took some pictures for my winter chronology, so I'll include a few at the end.
Sunday was a slow day around here. I worked some on our puzzle, Mary worked some on her work, and Sugar the Weather Dog and I took a walk. It was my intent to walk down to the waterfront with her, but when I hit Washington downtown I turned tail, along with Sugar, and headed for home. My cheeks were frozen by the time we got back. Sugar was also very insistent yesterday too, so I had to take her for another walk. It wasn't as windy yesterday, so Sugar and I were able to walk a bit farther. Now that she knows I can walk with her again, she is very demanding. I like to believe that she knows that I need the exercise.
Otherwise, Mary and I worked on things around the house. We decided that if we won the lottery, we would still stay here in GH. We would do a few tune-up type things around and to the house, and do a bit more traveling. We all need our dreams.
Today, I plan to work more on our puzzle and do more reading. I can't puzzle for long, because sitting for an extended period in a hard chair takes a toll on my back. Actually, an office style chair produces the same effect. I used to get that when I had to do an extended period of grading when I taught. That just leaves reading in a soft chair. After my morning constitutional, courtesy of Sugar the Weather Dog, I might go out to the big-box home/hardware store and the local grocery, but that allows me to get up and out and avoid sitting in a chair for too long.
I did play a few tunes on the "Girls" both days, and I may add in a few more tunes today. Otherwise, nothing else is on tap. Today, sunrise will be at 7:52 a.m. and sunset at 7:51 p.m.. We are just one minute short of 12 full hours of daylight. I'll look at my picture library and add those now. Ciao.
As you can see, Ragus is slowly reappearing. |
Our front porch rockers are too. |
I cut the snow away from the trees, and now the back forty is reappearing. |
Same here |
This is not a picture of Washington, D.C., no snow on the driveway. It is also not L.A., because the ground isn't shaking. |
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