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Tag Archives: winter
Let’s Try Walking
2nd Daughter and I decided to try walking in the mornings. Not that we don’t already know how to walk. It’s just that walking very far on a consistent basis is, basically, a foreign concept in our lives. We thought … Continue reading
Posted in Aging & Changing, Family
Tagged 2nd Daughter, aging, coffee, cold, exercise, walk, winter
2 Comments
I Hate the Cold!
In my head, I know the cold season is important – let’s things ‘rest,’ kills the bugs, etc. But my body does not like it one little bit! I guess it’s time to put up my trusty door hangar. Do … Continue reading
My Favorite Slippers Are No More. . .
A couple of years ago (I think it was a couple of years ago – I lose track of time) my dear friend, JoAnn, knitted and felted a pair of slippers for me. They are so warm and comfy, I … Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic, Songs Come to Mind
Tagged felt, friend, knit, Nat King Cole, outside, song interlude, What’ll I Do, winter, work from home
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Water Torture!
When temperatures are below freezing, we have to keep the water dripping to help keep the pipes from freezing. Drip. . . Drip. . . Drip. . . Drip. . . Drip. . . hour after hour after hour! day after day after day! Hearing the dripping water hitting the stainless steel sinks is absolute, bone-grinding, head piercing torture. Continue reading
“Queen for a Day” at the DMV
I doubt if anyone else has ever been treated like “Queen for a Day” at the DMV. Way to go, Mom! And, Happy Birthday!! Continue reading
The Sun’ll Come Out Tomorrow
I’m just wondering when “tomorrow” will be. Punxsutawney Phil came out of his burrow on February 2nd and did not see his shadow. According to folklore, that means we’ll have an early spring. Continue reading
Posted in House, Songs Come to Mind
Tagged cold, Oklahoma, Punxsutawney Phil, snow, song interlude, weather, wind chill, winter
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Obsessed With the Weather
Okay – yes – I am obsessed with the weather right now. Besides the fact that the temperature is bone-chilling, and the snow and ice have kept me off the roads for days so I can’t go anywhere, and the … Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic, House
Tagged chocolate, coffee, obsessed, shovel, snow, weather, winter
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It’s Snowing Again!
Okay – now I’m really getting tired of winter! No, really!!! When the last storm ended, my front yard looked like this. Then I shoveled and shoveled – and managed to clear the porch in front of the front door, … Continue reading
I Love Winter . . .
I like being able to wear a sweater and boots and other winter paraphernalia. I like the beauty, the soothing sound, and the warmth of a crackling fireplace. Even though chili can, technically, be eaten at any time of the … Continue reading