I revisited this blog after many months of abandonment. Somebody had to check it. It is still here. I had been occupied with work, family, and volunteer nursing activities. In my little free time, I admit, I tried and did escape to the tropics. I am thankful for that that because back home in beautiful Colorado, the red rocks had been covered with snow. It has been a cold, white winter. There is beauty in it, somehow. Cold, simple, and pure. ---- My stevia plant died after I have not watered it enough for many days too often. I have the backup, no-care-needed sweetener in a herb-like container. It does the job to sweeten my drink. === I had been drinking more hot drinks lately. More, I mean twice a day. This cappuccino from home is as good as some famous coffee shops. Paul and I invested in a small frother and cappuccino for home. --- I have been cooking more at home, as both my husband's and my blood pressure were higher than we want. We are lessening our sodium intake. Here I add
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So glad your power was restored! That was a long time to be without electricity.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing how a routine can start the day off right?
I've donated blood, and I've received blood. Certainly thankful for the ability to donate, and those who donated when I needed some!
I also agree about automatic car washes. :-)
Lots of lovelies! Thank You for giving blood! It's saved lives in my family. Like your pozzies!
ReplyDeleteloss of electricity is definitely not a good time. we are subject to that rather frequently out here (souther New England) and although we have a wood stove (for heat), we are on well water (which totally requires electricity.
ReplyDeletehave a good week.
I completely agree about clean cars...lol
So glad you that storm is over! From what I read, it struck pretty fiercely there.
ReplyDeleteIt is great that you and your teen daughter enjoy going to the gym together.
I used to wash our car myself, but those days are past. The automatic car wash is the way to go now.
Miracle Morning sounds like a great start to one's day.
That was a long power outage! Ours lasted three hours, and we thought this was long.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week full of power in every sense of the word ;-)