Paisley, On
We were up at a decent time on Saturday, Feb. 6th. I think it was 7 when we could no longer stay in bed. The house was quiet, although we knew Wes had been up because the 12v lights were on, lighting up the hallway and the stairwell. We went down and I made my tea. Bill dressed for outside and went out right away and shoveled the sidewalk out to the gate and across in front of the bank next door. The red brick building we are in.
He was a brave soul this morning before 8 am
Upstairs,
we read blogs together and I felt hungry around 8:30 so made some oatmeal while
Bill had some toast. Just enough to get us through until lunch. I went to the garage;
I was anxious to work on the puzzle. I’m really enjoying the hobby and the
freedom to do it whenever I want. It isn’t sunny today but with my small light on
occasionally, I was getting enough to work away. Bill went downstairs to the
basement for a while too.
I'm his supervisor, dontcha know? |
In
between doing those things, when Susan finished with her laundry, I did our two
loads. Like she says, it is nice to have it done and out of the way. Maybe
tomorrow I will strip the bed and do the sheets as well. The white liner of my
coat needs to be sprayed around the collar and sleeves and perhaps given a wash
as well. We’ll see, I hope to walk tomorrow at some point and I’ll need it.
I am so pleased with this picture of my finished puzzle
Doesn't it look 3 dimensional??
At lunchtime,
or thereabouts, I heated up the leftover spaghetti sauce and sausage and we had
them sloppy joe style over buns. Wow! They were very good and hit the spot. After
dishes, Bill went up for a snooze and I went back to the puzzle. It was around
2:30 when I put the last piece in. Tadah! Not too bad at all, finishing it in 3
½ days, she says, as she pats herself on the back. 😉
A delicious Sunday night supper on a Saturday night
With the
clean clothes all put away, I hopped in the shower. The weather was pretty
nasty but not because of heavy snowfall today. Today was just bitter cold at
-9C/15F but mainly because of the wind chill. The winds were very gusty, between
25 & 40 km/h. I had planned on a walk to drop my library book off and then
down further to the Fresh Mart for some bread and a couple of things on sale.
My sweet, caring hubby said, ‘No, I don’t want you out in that’.
Because I don't have outdoor pictures today....
Let's have a look at this sweet Hadley, soon to be 1 month old!She's growing like a little weed
and boy, does she look like her Daddy!
So, I didn’t walk. Outside or inside. For supper tonight, we had roast beef, potatoes, carrots and gravy with onions in Madame IP. It wasn’t the best cut of roast, we cut it off a tenderloin slab we bought, but it was still a really good meal. After dishes, we retired upstairs. Bill went in to watch a movie at 9 with Wes and Susan and when I finish this post, I'll be watching one of mine in our room.
A proud big brother This is my favourite
Can you say
'A-d-o-r-a-b-l-e'?
We heard tonight that Hwy 21between Owen Sound and Port Elgin was closed so I guess it was a good thing not to be going too far today. The barricades came down around 5:30. We saw the county truck with the 'closure' signs go south. For us, even though 'barricaded' indoors, this was a good day. I have no real pictures to share today since I didn't get out but here are some that you might enjoy. I hope you
are warm, healthy and happy where you are.
Tonight's memory
Kim, Keith, Ken, Bill and I leaving
Lin's Chinese Buffet
Feb. 6, 2020
Good night!
Thanks
for the visit!
It was cold and windy here too!
ReplyDeleteNasty day!
DeleteIt doesn't take much snow to create hazardous conditions with that wind we saw and felt today. We got hardly any, maybe an inch or an inch and a half, but some drifts were crazy.
ReplyDeleteWhoops, forgot to mention....I'm really impressed with your puzzle work. We have a 500 piece puzzle of a painting from Algonquin Park. Two of us have been picking away at it for a week and a bit and still only have the outside edge done. I don't know if we are just out of practice or it's especially difficult.
DeleteYou're right about what the wind does to area roads and walkways.
DeleteAs for the puzzle, let's go with difficult! 😁
I had to do a double take when I looked at the picture of your puzzle, I totally thought it was a 3D puzzle.
ReplyDeleteNeat, huh? Totally accidental!
DeleteYou are definitely a whiz at those puzzles! That takes some brain power. Tell Mother Nature it's February and time to ease up a little. It's getting warmer here, so every time I look at your pictures I get a shiver down my spine!!
ReplyDeleteWell, maybe not brain power but it does take patience, persistence and an incredible interest!! I'm glad your weather is warming up, send some over, okay?
DeleteThat puzzle is fun with the 3D effect. I have a jigsaw puzzle started but I can assure you, I won't finish it in 3 1/2 days...maybe weeks. :)
ReplyDeleteCute kids! Take care, stay well.
I thought it was pretty neat when I looked at the picture. :)
DeleteI'd love to know what Easton thinks, truly thinks, of his little sister.
Thank you for sharing the pictures of the babies. Adorable....
ReplyDeleteAAh, thanks. :)
DeleteDefinitely not the kind of weather to be outdoors.
ReplyDeleteCute pictures of the grands. Nice Puzzle.
That picture at Lin's makes us all wish we were still there.
Be Safe and Enjoy!
It's about time.
Nasty winter weather but I guess we've been pretty lucky so far.
DeleteStill freezing temperatures here, and from the looks of it those temperatures are going to be here for awhile. I have been walking in the house and on the treadmill the last few days.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous puzzle, you finished it very quickly.
God bless.