Aw, I didn't get to see flurries.
Natter 75: More Than a Million Natters Served
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Dana, is your house warming up? My house is old and under insulated, but it is holding in the high 60s. You have those high ceilings though.
Oh, yeah. It was 59 degrees because SOMEONE monkeyed with the thermostat, so the heating didn't come on this morning until I came downstairs and turned it on.
No snow on the ground in western Fairfax County this morning. And we're more likely than many parts of metro DC to get snow. Would type more, but I'm using my wrist to keep my assistant (Coco) from laying his head on my keyboard.
11 degrees outside. The sun is going like gangbusters. I took the hit for being late (far rarer than not going in at all, so I'm good for that) to have the car place double check my battery. They ran the test of battery, alternator, and starter, gave me a puzzled look and said, "It's all good, was there a problem?" "Just making sure," I said. And I drove in to work under bright sunny skies, on nearly dry roads, and feel good for the first time in a week.
Hooray, Connie!!!
Few things feel as good as when an illness begins to retreat. "Hey, breathing without effort! Long time no see, how ya been!"
Yay, Connie! I love your little stories of your life.
It's chilly here -- only 40 degrees. But because my house has very little insulation it's pretty chilly inside, too.
Today is the first regular day off (which I get from my compressed work schedule) where I don't have to think about when to go visit Dad. Sigh.
Instead I have a metric ton of paperwork to deal with. Plus bills for my own stuff. Argh.
At least I have two lovely bunches of flowers.
In other news, here's a college course I could enjoy. If it were closer.