Glad to hear that it's warming up some. I will be up there for the holiday weekend and I'm not used to the cold at all. I hope you have a very good Thanksgiving holiday.
We're supposed to get as break from the rain on Thanksgiving, for the weather people are usually wrong. But I won't be bothered if it rains because it makes the house cozy.
Hi; Susie (peaked in junior high) pointed me to your blog. Hubby and me are relocating to Prescott after Christmas. Nice to see a fellow blogger from the area! 74 sounds like a nice temperature for Thanksgiving. I think we will be having about 85 degrees here in San Diego :)
I won't know until tomorrow, when I get off work and start cooking. We're supposed to get a little snow in the morning. As my husband Hick said, "They've already greased the bridges." Which I don't really think is proper terminology, because he was referring to those parallel lines of beet juice squirted out the back of a MoDOT truck intended to stop slippage when the bridges decks try to freeze over.
Glad to hear that it's warming up some. I will be up there for the holiday weekend and I'm not used to the cold at all. I hope you have a very good Thanksgiving holiday.
ReplyDeleteWe're supposed to get as break from the rain on Thanksgiving, for the weather people are usually wrong. But I won't be bothered if it rains because it makes the house cozy.
ReplyDeleteIs that this week? ;-)
ReplyDeleteI will vouch for the nice weather in Prescott and went for a mile walk this morning.
ReplyDeleteHi; Susie (peaked in junior high) pointed me to your blog. Hubby and me are relocating to Prescott after Christmas. Nice to see a fellow blogger from the area! 74 sounds like a nice temperature for Thanksgiving. I think we will be having about 85 degrees here in San Diego :)
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Weather wise it will be grey and I still have to order a turkey breast...
ReplyDeleteI won't know until tomorrow, when I get off work and start cooking. We're supposed to get a little snow in the morning. As my husband Hick said, "They've already greased the bridges." Which I don't really think is proper terminology, because he was referring to those parallel lines of beet juice squirted out the back of a MoDOT truck intended to stop slippage when the bridges decks try to freeze over.
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