I say yes, you say no, OR People are Strange

love learning new words...barranca = much more interesting that big ditch.

Well, the weatherpeople are gettin' squirrely again about the forecast for this part of the world on Thursday.  I try to just avoid driving when it's heavy snow, or ice.  Know I'm not a "good" driver, that is, my instinct takes over and am HEAVY on the brakes - most difficult around here cuz there's always a layer of ice under the snow, it just packs down by this time of year, and when it does melt on a sunny day, it makes another layer of ice at night.  We'll be well below 0 again tonight.   SO, I agree with Jackie  - it is definitely time for SPRING.

Brrrr again here.  It does look like a warm-up might be in store.  By the week-end -- perhaps 50ish.  That would feel like Bermuda weather after all this snow and cold and ice. 

Still catching up from my extra three days of work.  So much to do, but its all ok.  I don't mind.....just thankful that I can do pretty much just as always.  Have noticed that I'm not nearly as grouchy now that it has been a couple of months off the Anastrozole (  generic Arimidex ).   I had not too many se's but that was one --- please don't look at me wrong or have the wrong tone of voice -- else you may be in for it.  Really didn't realize how bad it was until I was able to not use the drug.  So much for patting myself on the back for seemingly skating through on se's.  I did start out with Arimidex but then it went generic a couple of years in.

Hope you all have a great morning and day.  The sun it out here and the sky is blue with a few clouds......this could be a great summer day ( sky-wise ) but freezing outside.

Jackie

We'll be in the 50's by the weekend also. WOOHOO!  Today though it's only going to reach 26. :-(

I love the second one where the coach gives the nod to the kid on the bench.  

Love the Costco cartoon - it's really true!!!

Hope all are staying warm - especially those in Dixie. Yikes - it is COLD for Atlanta.  It's a little above 0 here now, going down to -10 tonight, and then, snow on Thursday.  New England usually has cold winters, but NOTHING like this - the snow is so dry it's hard to make a snowperson.

Stay warm all.

YOU guys stay safe!  Such extreme weather!  We are just coming out of it!  xoxoxoxo

We have been in WI all week tending to DH's family business.  According to my BIL, it hasn't been above freezing here in the Fox Cities since November.  It has been in the single digits most of the week, with temps dipping double digits below zero at night and wind chill in the -20s.  Brutal.  And we are flying back tomorrow into DCA JUST in time for a big storm starting Wednesday night.  Funsies!  Fortunately, we will have kitties with whom we will snuggle Wednesday night when we get home!

Stay safe, friends!

I think the TP is hung the right way. The other way just disturbs me - but that's not all so difficult to do.

Our son just rang from England in tears - his Alexander technique teacher (here in Aust) just died from Breast cancer - he wants me to go to the funeral as obviously he can't come over for it due to lack of funds etc. I said I would go as Steve is off to NZ on Friday morning. I really don't know if I can cope, but I did know her as I used to go to her for treatments years ago. It will cost me a day off work, but he really wants to be represented. I guess the right thing to do would be to abide by his wishes. I don't think he even knew she had bc, so at least I will be able to find out more for him.

Thanks RR - she was a very nice lady - she taught Mark Alexander technique when he was studying at the Conservatorium of Music. Both Steve and I used to see her privately.

I'm just always happy to walk into a strange restroom and find there IS tp! Don't pay much attention to how it is hung. But I usually hang it from the front at home. When DH does it he pays no attention, so it's hit and miss.

DH went down by the river on his way to work and emailed me this pic. Note that there's still dense fog over the river: