100 Days of Happiness 2020 - Day 71 - Monday again

[byslantedlight]

Monday just seems to keep coming around... and today it blew in with warmth, and a kind of muggy feel, which normally I wouldn't like at all, but which made a nice change from the cold of winter today! also it had rained overnight (and dripped a bit today too), which was actually something we've needed for a few weeks! Doesn't feel right to say it after endless wet days (it felt like) over winter, but there you go! Today was a gloriously spring day, though...




I was out food saving again tonight, but because it was a yet again situation where the carer who'd stepped in was called away and couldn't do it, and I'd filled everyone I knew easily's freezers over the last week, I sent out a call for anyone on the village support group who might want food - and had half a dozen replies from people who said they'd be glad of a bit extra, including one guy who'd been living on food bank deliveries (via our village group) for ages. So I was very happy to be able to do something useful there too. It was dark by the time I got back, but the moon was full and it was a gorgeous night. *g*

Also, my current awkward work assignment is almost finished (last day tomorrow) and although I don't have anything else lined up yet (which is always very gulp when they leave it late to send), I'm very happy to be nearly done with this one!

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[sallymn.livejournal.com]

Ours will be mild by international standards - always is - and has been dry for the last few drought-ridden years, but maybe we'll get some rain this year.

[byslantedlight.livejournal.com]

I remember how special it was when we used to get frost! Once we had a kind of snow, but it was really more hail. Still covered things white and was cold enough to stay for a bit, so that was exciting! I think we were further south than you are though... *g*

[sallymn.livejournal.com]

People do recall the last time it snowed here, I think it was the 70s and seven whole flakes fell on the hill? The newspaper headlined it for a solid week.

We don't get hail - and not severe even then - very often. Drizzly sleet is our coldest mostly, and as a dampener on the feelings is hard to beat :(