Yesterday was pretty good and productive. Got the cooking done for the week before church. After church I finished up baking bread. Baked part in loaf pans and part on a baking sheet, the latter turned out better. Exercised and watched The Crown. And finally started on a dating profile. Was tricky and not quite done yet, although what I have current seems pretty good
Have fasting labs this morning, will stop by the doctor's this morning and probably work through lunch to compensate. Otherwise it should be a fairly ordinary day, or so I hope
Going to be in the mid 30s again, snow will likely start tonight and continue until sometime tomorrow. Looks like it won't be too bad, only a few inches
I'm sorry that the Huskies didn't win tonight. Hubs, of course, was rooting for the Big 10 team. And I don't begrudge Michigan but it would have been fun to see Washington win. Before we could watch that game we had to watch the Indiana Pacers beat the Boston Celtics. And the book I'm reading involves a lot of hockey. I think I'm sportsed out.
My back still aches and I took a norflex so expect to be nodding off soon. And maybe will get a good nught's sleep.
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Curious about all the hullaballoo about the "big, severe storm heading our way," so I came back on my laptop to research things for this area. It's going to be 65 degrees on Tuesday, and the rain should start in the early morning hours, and continue to get stronger, maybe some thunderstorms accompanied by 20-30 mph winds. Possibility of downed trees, maybe tornadoes ( but that was kind of downplayed for the time being.) And I just loved it when our local weatherman, who is SO enthusiastic, and loves explaining about what's going on, and why...; about the weather that is on its way here....and he said, "The rain will reach its crescendo around the middle of the afternoon!"....the word in bold print was accompanied by an upward waving of his arm, while rising to his toes. This man LOVES teaching weather and his animation is for real.
I was hoping to lay in bed in my new room, head propped on pillows, my view is of the sky toward the west, and I wanted to be able to watch a lightning storm, but that prolly won't happen tonight. Oh well. Maybe next storm.
Okay this is definitely strange. I'm going to suppose it's caused by the barometric pressure, but I don't really believe that in this case. Just before I got into bed, the back of my left knee started having some pains. Then, when I was sitting up in bed with my legs stretched straight out in front of me, I crossed my right ankle over my left ankle and the little toe on my right foot suddenly cramped an stuck out laterally at a 45 degree angle. Do I have a dreaded disease? Am I gonna live the night? It's all too little to contemplate, so now I will return to my Joh Grisham book (ROGUE LAWYER).
I bid you all good night and hope those in storm areas stay safe, dry, and warm (Unless it is hot, in which case, 'I hope you be cooool, man!"
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I'm sorry that the Huskies didn't win tonight. Hubs, of course, was rooting for the Big 10 team. And I don't begrudge Michigan but it would have been fun to see Washington win. Before we could watch that game we had to watch the Indiana Pacers beat the Boston Celtics. And the book I'm reading involves a lot of hockey. I think I'm sportsed out.
My back still aches and I took a norflex so expect to be nodding off soon. And maybe will get a good nught's sleep.