Am sitting here just enjoying the quiet of the morning.  There is a light snow falling and I have everything ready to head out to Gander.  I usually leave at 6:30.  Luckily there’s not enough snow to warrant getting the snowblower out before I go.  I did a clean up last evening so the driveway is in pretty good shape.  We don’t have a lot of snow yet but more than you do by the sounds of it. 

Yes, I knew Auntie Beulah had been sick.  Thank goodness she saw that one through okay.  We usually chat two or three times a week. I guess you know by now that she’s decided she’s had enough of that ‘home’ situation and is moving out the end of February.  She really isn’t contented there so will go back to Glendale.  I can certainly understand how she feels.

5 quilts … holy crow, Audrey.  You haven’t stopped much that’s for sure.  I really like the sound of the ‘nurse themed’ one.  I bet Brooke will LOVE it.  And, what a wonderful keepsake to celebrate the start of her nursing career.  Imagine Audrey … this is your grandchild.  Where in the world did those years go.

Isn’t it wonderful to have a hobby that you love?  Otherwise, I imagine you would find the winter a wee bit long. I wonder how Perc is faring out and how he’s keeping busy.  I do hope you are both contented.  There must be times when you miss being home though.  Ah, but time flies.  I wrote a short piece on time a couple of weeks ago if you’d like to have a read  (https://aboutlittlethings.com/in-the-blink-of-an-eye/)  Before you know it you’ll be back and settled in.  Fingers crossed it will be an early spring and we’ll be back at the gardens again.  I ordered seeds a couple of days ago.  And, I wonder how that potato experiment is doing.  

Have an absolutely wonderful day and be sure to say hello to Perc for me.  Love and hugs to both of you!