Good morning or good evening, wherever you may be, across the nation and across the world. It is just past 2:15 a.m. in "The City." While the actual temperature under snowy skies is 25°, coincidentally our overnight low temperature, the "Real Feel" temperature is 15° with a wind out of the northeast @ 11 mph.

The NWS has continued their forecast for a Winter Weather Watch until 10:00 a.m. this morning, with total accumulations anywhere from three to eight inches, dependent upon your location here in central south-central, southwest, and west Michigan. Naturally, the areas closest to the "Big Lake" are likely to receive the larger amounts of snowfall.

In addition, the NWS has also continued their forecast for that Small Craft Advisory until 4:00 p.m. today, from St. Joseph to Manistee, with wind speeds of 15 to 25 knots and wave heights up to five feet.

The sunrise over GH today will occur @ 8:03 a.m., with sunset @ 5:53 p.m.

We had a good day yesterday, although I slept through much of the afternoon. I did finish more of my book, we collectively ear-read more of Tallgrass. In the evening, we watched what turned out to be a very lame Hallmark Channel move entitled Love in Glacier National Park. Sadly, the scenery shown was not very reminiscent of that found in Glacier national, nor did we find ourselves caring about any of the characters in the movie. Oh well, as much as I generally like these movies, I cannot say that I enjoyed this one.

Mary accomplished more cross-stitching and meal preparation. Lunch was a pizza with mushrooms and banana peppers, prepared in our air-fryer. I had baked potato with all the trimmings for my dinner and Mary had a salad with a side of macaroni salad. Redundant? Probably, but she liked it as much as I liked my dinner, so it was all good.

Before I settled in for my afternoon nap, I spent some time in my music studio playing and singing. Mary was downstairs and doing that voodoo that she does so well.

Today, I have no plans until late tonight when it's time for ukulele playing @ 9:00 p.m. I honestly cannot say that I'll cede any time to the NFL.

Mary and I will continue our collective ear-read and I'll finish the weekend crossword puzzle. It is likely that Mary will continue to cross-stitch and take care of Ginger. I wish I could help, but I am as yet unable to sustain myself in the ice and snow when Ginger needs to go out. 

Fortunately, we have that service for the snow removal, so that's something that neither of us needs to tend to.

That looks like enough for this blog. Ciao.