Yes, yes, clear skies and plenty of sunshine on the way, with very little wind and temps will be back above freezing today. Time to thaw out a bit. Although it was 17 degrees F this morning, I was out before sunrise tending to the animals and it did not feel bad at all, unlike the last couple of days when wind chills were single digit.
Well, it is another blast of winter today. It had to happen. How I hate winter. But today will be the worst of it and back above freezing tomorrow.
Sunny this morning and well above freezing, with light winds. I hope the wintery forecast turns out to be a bust.
Of course, the PU isn't always a rotten place to be. Consider the sunflowers! Last evening I enjoyed the sight and sound of large flocks of Canadian geese. Very nice! I never ignore the beauty to be found in nature. But it's a dangerous place, too, and you have to remember that you are always walking a tightrope. I know some people like to challenge themselves by scaling sheer cliff faces with nothing but their hands and feet to keep them from falling. Sometimes you win a small victory. But the PU always gets you in the end. Always.
We are going to have a few very nice days in terms of weather followed by a couple of rather cold ones. That's life in the PU. It doesn't always suck but in the long run everything always gets worse-- if you happen to have a brain. Otherwise it's nada nada nada.
