FRIGID TUESDAY DEEP FREEZE
Posted: Tue May 11, 2010 4:02 am
GOOD MORNING EVERYONE!
Yay to Barbie! Be sure to let us know how your interview goes----good for you to have put out many resusmes!
It sounds as if the Adirondacks is not the only place suffering from weird, uncommonly cold weather after that warm spell that opened up so many blossoms. Silent Spring comes to my mind.
I just put Molly out, and it felt warmer out there, but I see that my thermometer says it's about 20 degrees! So much for my lilacs, and I am thinking the blueberries, too. Sob! Some of the teachers at school had already put in their gardens----poor them! But the destruction of the food crops like blueberries, service berries, cherries, and more will be very devastating for the survival of many animals this fall.
My wood fire in here kept me nice and warm all night long. I hope my LCD TVs in the trailer will be ok in this cold----anyone know anything about that? I know old TVs were just fine out in the barn all winter, but I have my doubts about the newer LCD ones.
We made it through one day at school with no assaults by the kids in my room. The kid who was suspended for 5 days realizes that he is treading on precarious ground if he shows any hostility toward anybody. The one who was assaulted had best keep his taunting remarks to himself, as well.
My obese girl was having an anxious day as she dreamed she died, which put her into a depressed, crying jag mood, with recurring panic attacks all day. So much for her getting any work done, let alone learning anything about how to some day become independent enough to wash her own hair! I am witnessing a person with a good, relatively intelligent mind, trapped in a fat body and bombarded with psychological phenomena that cause her to take so many medicines that she is becoming more and more like Jaba the Hutt from some movie I saw when my kids used to watch it. And I am supposed to be making a difference in her life? (I will say that my making her get out of her chair and walk around school more has allowed her to lose 19 pounds since September, and I guess I should be ecstatic about that.) If nothing else, this year has taught me to be more patient and watch for the teensiest pluses in life.
Coffee is hot, so stop in and write us a line or two about what's going on wherever you may be. I hope nobody was in Kansas or OK yesterday, as I guess multi tornadoes touched down there. (Does the plural of tornado have an 'es or just an 's'???) Not enough time for me to check it out this morning, but I never know!
Happy Tuesday to us all.
Yay to Barbie! Be sure to let us know how your interview goes----good for you to have put out many resusmes!
It sounds as if the Adirondacks is not the only place suffering from weird, uncommonly cold weather after that warm spell that opened up so many blossoms. Silent Spring comes to my mind.
I just put Molly out, and it felt warmer out there, but I see that my thermometer says it's about 20 degrees! So much for my lilacs, and I am thinking the blueberries, too. Sob! Some of the teachers at school had already put in their gardens----poor them! But the destruction of the food crops like blueberries, service berries, cherries, and more will be very devastating for the survival of many animals this fall.
My wood fire in here kept me nice and warm all night long. I hope my LCD TVs in the trailer will be ok in this cold----anyone know anything about that? I know old TVs were just fine out in the barn all winter, but I have my doubts about the newer LCD ones.
We made it through one day at school with no assaults by the kids in my room. The kid who was suspended for 5 days realizes that he is treading on precarious ground if he shows any hostility toward anybody. The one who was assaulted had best keep his taunting remarks to himself, as well.
My obese girl was having an anxious day as she dreamed she died, which put her into a depressed, crying jag mood, with recurring panic attacks all day. So much for her getting any work done, let alone learning anything about how to some day become independent enough to wash her own hair! I am witnessing a person with a good, relatively intelligent mind, trapped in a fat body and bombarded with psychological phenomena that cause her to take so many medicines that she is becoming more and more like Jaba the Hutt from some movie I saw when my kids used to watch it. And I am supposed to be making a difference in her life? (I will say that my making her get out of her chair and walk around school more has allowed her to lose 19 pounds since September, and I guess I should be ecstatic about that.) If nothing else, this year has taught me to be more patient and watch for the teensiest pluses in life.
Coffee is hot, so stop in and write us a line or two about what's going on wherever you may be. I hope nobody was in Kansas or OK yesterday, as I guess multi tornadoes touched down there. (Does the plural of tornado have an 'es or just an 's'???) Not enough time for me to check it out this morning, but I never know!
Happy Tuesday to us all.