If that ain't a raw-looking landscape, I don't know what is. But there's a bare-bones beauty to it that I still enjoyed during a very brisk evening walk.
The 48th edition of the Citizen Voice and Times has been laid to rest, as far as my co-workers and I are concerned, and that means there are only four more issues remaining in 2018!
That's crazy!
I live out of weekly folders, people, and it seems like a couple of months or so ago that I was creating folders for January!
After I got home from work and the grocery, I hurried to change into my muck boots and a warmer coat and pull on an ear wrap and gloves.
I set off across the muddy fields at a brisk clip, because, well, the breeze was brisk, and who wants to linger outside when it's freezing out there?
But I'd been sitting so long, and I felt that I needed to move.
I completed my walk, fed the dogs and cats, and came in and warmed up some leftovers for supper-again.
I'm getting a bit tired of turkey, and I'm thinking some tomato-y saucy dish would be good for a change. Maybe lasagna or spaghetti and meatballs.
Now that we've eaten, the evening stretches before me with endless opportunity...but it's hard to make up my mind. Do I want to finish the novel I began last week? Do I want to flip through the half-dozen or so magazines that have piled up over the past couple of weeks?
Is there something interesting on TV? Or should I bake something?
Something warm and chocolate-y. And sweet and fattening.
Or should I do all of the above, budgeting an hour or so to this and an hour or so to that?
Hmmmm....choices, choices.
With the snow flying and no place to go, it's a good dilemma to have right now.
Later! 👋
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