Tweety hope the cold snap in India ends before you arrive
Stars J used to swear by dish detergent as a pre-spot treatment, I've tried it and it seems to work
Dianah glad the car is done
NJ22 it's still pretty snowy and slippery here
Was very tired by the end of of the day yesterday, not sure why. Thankfully work was slow. Had pizza, which I haven't had in a long time. Was able to find energy to exercise last night
Today shouldn't be busy at work. Or after work, all I have to do is exercise and mail a card. Might start on the cake for the church annual meeting next week, or I might wait until tomorrow morning
Going to be a bit colder today, up to 11, will get some more snow although not much
Specializes in Med nurse in med-surg., float, HH, and PDN.
Uh-oh, the HIGH temp tomorrow is going to be around 35 degrees; windy again, but no rain, and definitely no snow. They kept the snow up in the mountains, and every time I see on the news that it is snowing where I used to live, I'm glad to be retired, and not having to commute to work in that weather, and wondering if I'll end up having to stay because the next shift can't make it to work because of the roads.
I used to say, "I may not be able to drive to work, but I can ALWAYS drive HOME!" ? Actually, since I grew up in Northern Mass, I usually could drive to work. The roads didn't worry me, but other drivers sure did! And since I lived there so long I knew ways to get around the worst of the accident-prone areas.
Okay, time to go upstairs and finish my Jack Reacher book, and then 'perchance to sleep.'
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Uh-oh, the HIGH temp tomorrow is going to be around 35 degrees; windy again, but no rain, and definitely no snow. They kept the snow up in the mountains, and every time I see on the news that it is snowing where I used to live, I'm glad to be retired, and not having to commute to work in that weather, and wondering if I'll end up having to stay because the next shift can't make it to work because of the roads.
I used to say, "I may not be able to drive to work, but I can ALWAYS drive HOME!" ? Actually, since I grew up in Northern Mass, I usually could drive to work. The roads didn't worry me, but other drivers sure did! And since I lived there so long I knew ways to get around the worst of the accident-prone areas.
Okay, time to go upstairs and finish my Jack Reacher book, and then 'perchance to sleep.'