WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6TH
Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2011 6:33 am
A Good Morning to you all,
Cloudy morning here with some rain/snow mix to my north and some rain showers to my south. Going to clear out later on and get nice. Spring is indeed here now. Our snow is on it's way out. Patches here and there. More open ground than snow covered. The frost is coming out of the ground and the muddy roads are beginning to dry out. Yesterday as I walked the "girls" down one of the dirt roads across from me, I watched a river of snow melt flowing down the side of the road. The trees are budding and the sky has a lighter shade of blue than the darker blue of the winter sky. The birds are chirping and twittering in the trees and the weather forecast is even calling for 50's, 60's and possibly even 70 in some locations this coming weekend. Although it will cool down a bit next week, but still in the 50's. The girls are wanting more time outside as does this human.
So the TT is going to get uncovered within the next few days. Don't need it on anymore. There is a possibility of strong storms on Sunday going into Monday and I don't want strong winds of that sort ripping that cover to pieces. Plus it's time to start getting it ready to hit the road eventually. My plan is to remove the cover and then move the trailer off the boards it has been sitting on and a bit over toward the side of my garage, so I can plug it in to the electric again. Plus it will be good for the tires to move rather than sit in one spot forever. Am not going to get it dewinterized yet though, till I know the nights are going to stay about 40.
My niegihbor didn't get back from downstate in time to put the ad for her garage sale in the local paper for this weekend, so it's been put off for another week. Too bad, with the nice weather, people might be out moving around. But on the other hand, this is spring break week and a lot of people are gone. If it gets nice, people are going to want to work in their yards too. This time of year it's very quiet in the north country till Mushroom season starts next month and the fishing seasons reopen again, the ice comes off the lakes etc. Not much in the way of traffic anywhere. Very quiet.
So, running vacum around the house this morning, hanging up and moving a few pictures around in the house, probably price the last box of garage sale stuff and see what else I get into. Went and the the annual "drug" test done for work and picked up my keys yesterday. Will start back on the 27th. So have a couple of weeks to monkey around here. Need to get outside windows washed and put screens back in yet too. Time to haul lawn tractor out of the mothballs as well and "summerize" the snowblowers. Busy time here as you can see. And yesterday when I went to town, I saw that the gas prices has jumped 25 cents to $3.89 . Gonna cost a small fortune to even cut grass this summer at that rate. My tractor takes about 3 gallons of gas at a filling and I can cut my entire yard on less that that, but in spring it needs cutting at least twice a week. Oh well. Gotta do what you gotta do.
So I wish you all a happy day today no matter what it brings.
Cloudy morning here with some rain/snow mix to my north and some rain showers to my south. Going to clear out later on and get nice. Spring is indeed here now. Our snow is on it's way out. Patches here and there. More open ground than snow covered. The frost is coming out of the ground and the muddy roads are beginning to dry out. Yesterday as I walked the "girls" down one of the dirt roads across from me, I watched a river of snow melt flowing down the side of the road. The trees are budding and the sky has a lighter shade of blue than the darker blue of the winter sky. The birds are chirping and twittering in the trees and the weather forecast is even calling for 50's, 60's and possibly even 70 in some locations this coming weekend. Although it will cool down a bit next week, but still in the 50's. The girls are wanting more time outside as does this human.
So the TT is going to get uncovered within the next few days. Don't need it on anymore. There is a possibility of strong storms on Sunday going into Monday and I don't want strong winds of that sort ripping that cover to pieces. Plus it's time to start getting it ready to hit the road eventually. My plan is to remove the cover and then move the trailer off the boards it has been sitting on and a bit over toward the side of my garage, so I can plug it in to the electric again. Plus it will be good for the tires to move rather than sit in one spot forever. Am not going to get it dewinterized yet though, till I know the nights are going to stay about 40.
My niegihbor didn't get back from downstate in time to put the ad for her garage sale in the local paper for this weekend, so it's been put off for another week. Too bad, with the nice weather, people might be out moving around. But on the other hand, this is spring break week and a lot of people are gone. If it gets nice, people are going to want to work in their yards too. This time of year it's very quiet in the north country till Mushroom season starts next month and the fishing seasons reopen again, the ice comes off the lakes etc. Not much in the way of traffic anywhere. Very quiet.
So, running vacum around the house this morning, hanging up and moving a few pictures around in the house, probably price the last box of garage sale stuff and see what else I get into. Went and the the annual "drug" test done for work and picked up my keys yesterday. Will start back on the 27th. So have a couple of weeks to monkey around here. Need to get outside windows washed and put screens back in yet too. Time to haul lawn tractor out of the mothballs as well and "summerize" the snowblowers. Busy time here as you can see. And yesterday when I went to town, I saw that the gas prices has jumped 25 cents to $3.89 . Gonna cost a small fortune to even cut grass this summer at that rate. My tractor takes about 3 gallons of gas at a filling and I can cut my entire yard on less that that, but in spring it needs cutting at least twice a week. Oh well. Gotta do what you gotta do.
So I wish you all a happy day today no matter what it brings.