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I’m out of control spring cleaning this week. (And thus the total lack of blogging.) Out. Of. Control. I’m sweeping down cobwebs, vacuuming corners, dusting everything in sight…. And in the farmhouse, there is a LOT in sight. Polishing, washing, scraping. Then what comes in the middle of my spring cleaning binge? WINTER! Can you believe this picture was taken YESTERDAY?
What is up with THAT?? :weather:
I’ve got housefuls of company coming, starting with my best friend from elementary school and her daughter next week. What’s up in your corner of the world? Spring playing peek-a-boo at your house, too? Do you spring clean? I’ve got two more of the March Silhouette Romantic Suspense releases to give away, so drop a line and I’ll pick TWO winners by random comment number!:yes:
(Dookie’s bow lasted 5 minutes–only because that’s how long I could hold my daughter back from pulling it off him! So, winner of last weekend’s Free Book Friday: TeresaH! Drop me an email and tell me which of the three releases I had left last week–see last week’s blog for the list–you’d like and your address!)
Posted by Suzanne McMinn on April 6, 2007
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Well, back to my dirty windows and cobwebs.:flying:
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Here the spring arrived about a month too early, the snow and ice were melting away (bad thing for the pups of Saimaa ringed seals)and there were some flowers blooming and even butterflies flying around, but now it’s snowing. A lot. :weather:
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No spring cleaning here. And there’s snow on the ground again. It looked more like december here a few days ago :weather: :cold:
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I normally do some type of spring cleaning. Haven’t started yet.
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It is cold here too after being in the 70′s. I can’t wait for it to warm up.
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Our 14-day forecast shows the whole 2 weeks well below normal which is 55F (13C). That’s the norm for Canada this spring with the only place warmer than normal being the far northwest. Who’d have “thunk”?
P.S. Note my change in e-mail address for newsletter. Several reasons have kept me off blogs lately–mainly my crazy computer which I have to turn off every little while so that it won’t freeze on me. One of these days, as soon as I have some money to spare for it, I’ll get the best of this one and two that my brother donated made into a workable computer. I got cheated out of about $800 for hydro, at least so it appears. The landlord gave me the wrong meter and some other people mine. No wonder they ran 2 A/Cs, 2 fans, a TV with attendant paraphernalia in addition to what we both ran: computers, fridge and lights. I’ve been wondering since last June what hit me when my hydro consumption sky-rocketed from 15.4kWh/per day to 40.7kWh in a short time. The peak was 55kWh+ and I was literally helpless and nauseated from the heat with no relief.
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I hope this starts a very happy year for you. All the best to you and the family as well.
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