It's 37(F) here right now, which is a blessing. It's not even snowing! I just hope it keeps warming up.
It's 37(F) here right now, which is a blessing. It's not even snowing! I just hope it keeps warming up.
"I drag myself out of nightmares each morning and find there's no relief in waking."
Cold and sunny with clear skies...what a deceitful day.
"We sat around, scratching the earth with our feet, half looking up for a sign of the end. And all the while it had long since come and gone." Alexi Murdoch
It's a bright sunny day again and a bit cold too.
Anything below 90º is ice cold to me, but considering my parents come from the two most arid and sweltering continents on the planet, I am not surprised.
My hide hides the heart inside
Mick? Are you there, Mick?Originally Posted by prendrelemick
He's been gone a long time - do you think we should send out those dogs with the brandy barrels round their neck? They're having a rough time of it up north.
Mick? Are you there?
No offence to the old lad but it is better that I not venture out in the stuff to look for him, he wouldn't want to give me the trouble. I'm sure he's taking shelter from the 'feels like -6 with wind chill' in some sheltered nook somewhere anyway, I'm sure he'll be fine. Now excuse me while I throw another log on the fire and make myself yet another cup of tea.
Here I am.
That's not a short-legged collie, Nelly has discovered the cattle grid.
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Ha, ha, Jesus. I was just about to come out looking for you as well, honest.
I can't really complain compared to your winters. I know quite a few Polish people here as my job involves ESOL, English and Maths classes - they just laugh when we moan about our winters.I have seen today something about in BBC. I hope that it will change soon, at least for Easter
Here I am.
That's not a short-legged collie, Nelly has discovered the cattle grid.
Great picture.
My dog loves the snow. He's a jack Russell, and I kick up the snow for him to leap and bite. he loves it. I try to get him running through the deeper bits - not as deep as up your way - to wear him out a bit.
Fantastic!...well, maybe not for you(?), but I'd sure like to see that outside wy window right now.
Looks like pretty deep drifts. Thanks for sharing.
You're dog looks like it's having fun, Prendrelmick.
Gah, after a glorious week of sunny 70 degree weather, we got a nasty cold front, temps in the 30's at night again and low 50's by day. Very windy. Yes, I realize it's not really bad weather, but I thought it was gonna be spring and now we're stuck with this all week.Boo hiss, mother nature, that's all I can say.
"The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its' own reason for existing." ~ Albert Einstein
"Remember, no matter where you go, there you are." Buckaroo Bonzai "Some people say I done alright for a girl." Melanie Safka
Very relieved to know you (and dog) are OK, Mick.
We're fine, though I want to point out that's a grimace NOT a smile.
I would also like to thank my late Uncle Dennis who passed on that Dannimac car coat. I think they designed them before cars had heaters, or windshields...... or roofs.
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I’ve just caught some of the local news showing some of the terrible conditions we’ve been suffering with lately in the UK, especially up north and parts of Scotland and Wales. Anyway, they did a ‘science bit’ on why the weather is so bad, as they do, and one ‘expert’ says that this other ‘expert’ ‘thinks’ that it ‘could’ be a result of climate change, generated by green house gases released some 20 or 30 years ago. Based upon this assumption(?) extreme weather will only get worst in the near future. I’m sorry, but the only thing I can conclude from this latest novella is that none of these so called experts seem to be able to agree with one another on what time of day it is, and I’m now absolutely convinced that none of them have got a bloody clue about anything.
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