The forecast today from three different sources finally agree on what is going to happen, how much and when! They are all saying "SNOW", about 10 to 20 cm today and another 10 to 20 cm tomorrow. That means that we could end up with a grand total of 40 cm, or 16 inches of snow. Somehow I believe them this time. It started coming down heavy at 10:00 am and the visibility is rapidly getting down to 100 yards.Fortunately, this morning, a friend gave me a bag of old Harrowsmith magazines so I should be set for a while.
In the meantime, don't expect any photos as things are very white and blank.
This is one of the days where the horses will get fed, the chickens will get fed, and not much else will happen. Elaine has a honey do list that will take up about an hour or so. Other than that, I will be found hibernating for the next two days.
Hot chocolate, a good book, and a dog on my feet. Life is good on the Acreage!
I like your attitude! We're supposed to get unseasonably cold temps next week here in Texas. Highs in the 30s; Lows in the teens. That's plenty cold for us, but at least no ice or snow predicted with it. :)
ReplyDeleteLife IS good on the Acreage!
ReplyDeleteHave fun!
Stay warm! I love the way you will relax during your hibernation. :)
ReplyDeleteThere are many things I think I would enjoy about your country. Many, many actually...
ReplyDeleteThere is one thing that would prevent me from ever living there... LOL your weather! I would surely freeze to death without a doubt!
Stay warm!
Been snowing all day here in Kentucky. I did much the same. Kept a fire in the wood stove, read a book and had dogs on my feet...and a little on on my chest. A great day.
ReplyDeleteThis would be a good time to play with that recipe!
ReplyDeleteStay warm.
That's the life!
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ReplyDeleteHi Ian! Thanks for stopping by! Sounds like we had a similar day...dotcha just love it by the fire?
:-)