I own gloves, but it would take a bit of digging. In a pinch I would grab a pair of gardening gloves.
Spike ,'The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco'
Natter 55: It's the 55th Natter
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Last winter, I cleverly left my gloves in the pockets of my coat, so there they were when I needed them.
Jesse is me - my gloves live in my coat so I don't have to think about them.
To celebrate the extremely pretty snow currently falling in Brooklyn, here is Dylan blowing raspberries for the camera.
(Note to self: get better camera! This was taken with my Treo since it's the only working video camera we have that records sound. Maybe for Hannukah this year I'll get myself a Flip Video.)
Aw, cutie Dylan!
ION, the snow falling here needs to stop now. We were promised warmer weather and rain today. There is no caffeine left in this house, and I have my choir thing this afternoon. Yesterday the snow was pretty. It is now damned inconvenient.
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We have no snow. Just cold and gray. But at least the predicted sleet seems to be holding off for now and with any luck will stay away until after the Mayor's Christmas Parade is over.
Susan, Did you get my email on Friday?
Suzy now has a whole Mrs. Jack Welsh career.
Seriously. Her kids go to my nephew's school. They're always jetting off somewhere or another.
Susan, Did you get my email on Friday?
Yes, I did--thanks! Sorry I forgot to reply before.
Well, since you wouldn't have recognized the name, I just wanted to make sure it hadn't been deleted by mistake.
So weird.
Oh, and my gloves used to live in my coat, but I took them out this spring because the coat is a convertible and I separated out the shell for rain jacket use. It's back together now, but my gloves (and glove liners and balaclava liner and hat) are somewhere indeterminate.
In other news, I finally got the simulated elevator program that I'm working on for my class to run correctly! It probably doesn't sound all that exciting, but it's been a devil of a problem, and the code that finally works is elegantly simple compared to what's come before this. I feel like calling the instructor up to let him know.