This is the little picture that my AOL Weather Box has on it for today. I've never seen so many different symbols for ONE DAY of weather before! I think the weather forecasters just may be right. It's already begun sleeting and freezing rain here. I'm all nice and warm and safe inside. Got lots of firewood, my little transistor radio, pens and pencils and paper, flashlights and candles. What more could a writer ask for?? Well, I also have water and diet soda....OH, and wine.....ooohhhh, I better make up a few pots of coffee and tea, and try to keep them warm, too...Just in case, ya know!
Wherever you are.....Stay warm and safe and blissfully serene!
(And I feel the need to post the same quote as yesterday's. It just fits so well.)
"What good is the warmth of summer, without the cold of winter to give it sweetness." — John Steinbeck (Travels with Charley: In Search of America
yet another storm is due to hit us tomorrow. I see it as a good excuse to stay home and write. Happy Monday Becky!
ReplyDeleteI won't mind a good storm so long as there are no tragic results. Stay warm too, Becky.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy! Sounds like you are more than ready!
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Hi Becky, enjoy your storm. The wine part was pretty smart. :>)
ReplyDeleteKathy
How would you enjoy the warmth if you never had cold - right?
ReplyDeletesandie
BRRRRR...stay warm my friend!
ReplyDeleteJust got your comment and answered, but I'll say it here as well:
ReplyDeletestay warm and safe honey!
Writing sounds wonderful at any time, especially on cold or rainy days.
But not on days when it's snowing beautifully though, that's way too distracting, for me at least :P
Huge hugs :)
I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a no-school day tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteStay warm and safe.
I love these days - I got a lot of writing done! And I'm lucky I don't have to get out in this. Hope everyone is safe.
ReplyDeleteI love the simple wisdom of this post. And John Steinbeck is one of my absolute favorites of all time, ever! Even read Travels with Charley!
ReplyDeleteHi Becky...Nothing in the east just yet. Hope it stays that way. Hope you guys don't get whomped with ice. Susan
ReplyDeletei think a glass of wine is great with a warm fireplace and junk food when esp. stuck in the house. stay warm. rose
ReplyDeletewhere I am this week is freezing as well... yet we have to get out and walk in the cold...usually to find a nice brasserie and drink the pefect red wine. Happy writing my friend!!
ReplyDeleteIt's early morning here and I'm watching the news ... it looks like you are really getting hit. I hope you get to keep your power, my lady.
ReplyDeleteStay warm,
Kathy
Stay warm and safe! :)
ReplyDeleteHa we've got sunshine and blue skys..tho its chilly..Keep wram and blessed :)
ReplyDeleteHi Becky, what a lovely post. I feel for all you folks in the storm paths. Hang in there! Also wanted to say THANK YOU so much for the lovely comment you left on my Saturday excerpt. I hope you are continuing to enjoy the novel and have not come upon the word "unchempy." I must verify it now, but I don't for a minute believe it's a word!!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow have you ever seen the like of this winter? Come comment on my OWOH post to win a pressie!
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