I don't know what happened, Mary. They called for minus temps overnight, but our thermometer says zero. I'd better check the Weather Underground site and see what goes.
You all need to come visit Maine in late February. I promise you will feel much better about Pacific NW weather. We just topped 100-inches, ugh. We keep our studio furnaces on Nov - April. Very cozy.
I think that Groundhog predicted Spring....but he bit Mayor Bloomberg so maybe that has something to do with it! Brrrrrrrrrrr..agree, good weather for reading!
Was it his fault?
ReplyDeleteStay warm.
S-s-sixty degrees in the s-s-studio. Usually it's pretty warm in here, but tonight we expect minus temps. Yikes!
ReplyDeleteI'll have to light the furnaces early tomorrow.
Oh my...brrrrr!
ReplyDeleteMy hands stay perpetually cold with indoor temps of 65 degrees or less (read: no painting), so you have my sympathies.
I have to admit my attention span and tolerance for winter weather ends around mid-February. Now, I'm thinking of spring and summer.
I'm not sayin its cold, but ya know those things on Christmas trees? It's c-cold enough to freeze em off!----Johnny Carson
ReplyDeleteI did have to call a short evening session shorter because of cold hands, Sonya. Better to read my Wolf Kahn book, and blog.
ReplyDeleteWilliam - you are dating yourself with that one.
OH BROTHER! Too much snow. You might want to install a rope fence to lead you back to the house in case a blizzard hits while you're in the studio!!
ReplyDeleteIt's been cold and snowy here on the west side of the state, too, and more cold coming, but no more snow. What a winter! Out like a lion!
Yeah, Kvan, I see they even got snow in Hoquiam. Stay warm.
ReplyDeleteI can feel the cold. Hope there's a fire inside.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what happened, Mary. They called for minus temps overnight, but our thermometer says zero. I'd better check the Weather Underground site and see what goes.
ReplyDeleteA-hem! Wasn't it you who was talking about puttin' yer skirts on? How could Winter resist one more shot at a target like your scantily-clad studio?
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you stopped shivering long enough to take this excellent photograph.
You all need to come visit Maine in late February. I promise you will feel much better about Pacific NW weather. We just topped 100-inches, ugh. We keep our studio furnaces on Nov - April. Very cozy.
ReplyDeleteI think that Groundhog predicted Spring....but he bit Mayor Bloomberg so maybe that has something to do with it!
ReplyDeleteBrrrrrrrrrrr..agree, good weather for reading!