Mmm hmmm. That pic is of me this morning… pre everything (make up, shower… well, not pre coffee).
I was up yesterday over 20 hours between my 4 am making the Donuts at The Center, to working all day, a road trip to one of the venues I work with, creating a package for a friend who just had cancer surgery, another meeting and then a dinner meet up with friends. I came home and spent an hour on the phone and then watched The Tudors too long… trying to stay awake for the moment when they take away Anne Boleyn. Finally gave up… that will have to wait for another day. Sorry Anne.
Then… I woke up to this….
Yeah.. Not sure how much snow dumped on Brainerd between yesterday evening and this morning… but always the optimist I tried to approach it as any Minnesota Girl worthy of the title would do:
You do… what you got to do.. knowing this too will pass… Spring will come no matter how hard Winter tries to believe otherwise.
Anyhoo… COFFEE, cleaning up, and off to work. I have bookish things to share… soon my book loving friends… soon…..
Too true…spring is coming!
Spring will be here soon.
HUGS, and have a great day, Shelia.
We really thought we had a new place to live. However, something got “fishy”. They wanted access to an as yet not available annuity, “for HUD compliance”. And wouldn’t accept a state generated W2 form on a prior Tax form….really?! So, we are back to square one…..IV of coffee on isle 5 please… (sigh)
What a long day! I’m amazed at how good your hair looks pre-shower. It’s too hot and muggy here already.
Wow, no bed head? LOL. Enjoy the new day, and hopefully it won’t last as long as yesterday.
I don’t think there is a time that is ‘pre-coffee’ in my life, when my eyes are actually open and aware. LOL
I’m amazed at your bare tootsies in the snow. Not this Texas girl. Ha!
Over here in Illinois, we had a 58 degree day a mere four days after negative temps and a snow storm. Ah, the joys of the Midwest.
okay, with snow is low temps, but so pretty. our temps in NWI are warm, hence a bucket load of RAIN! flooding–there went my fairy garden. my son said he hoped the fairies had flood insurance. i’m not sure what to think of his sense of humor, but hopefully, i’ll still have a few plants if not fairies.
I am wearing jandals ( I think you call them something else) but hey its still summer here. Now I would have cold tootsies standing in snow. Very brave!
Flip flops in the snow?! You are definitely heartier stock than I, the southern Californian! Is everyone there totally excited about the US Women’s Olympic hockey team? I hear a lot are from Minnesota.
You can send me all the snow you can get your hands on. I’m sure it won’t freeze your hands since you don’t mind it on your feet.
Sheila, there is a beautiful springtime under that beautiful snow. Have a wonderful weekend!
You’re lucky you still have 10 toes. Frostbite is real.
Wow! I knew you northerners, who are used to much more snow than we get, thought about snow in a whole different way!