There is an 80% chance of snow here, near the Gulf of Mexico, in the usual subtropical climate, where I still have citrus fruit growing, where I harvested lettuce a little early, where it doesn't snow.
Well, hardly ever, anyways. I had to cover my plants for the first time in a few years.
So, due to the unusual weather, we've been weatherizing and peeping like crazy. Windows and doors resealed, plastic and old sheets everywhere. Thank goodness for Goodwill on that front.
Tubs will be filled tonight for toilet flushing in case we lose water, portable heaters are ready for use if we lose power, and snacks and drinks are ready for consumption. A few of the treats may have been tested for quality assurance. Or that's what I told my hubby when he cleaned a dribble of chocolate from my chin.
The critters, Thor and Socks, are snug in their beds. Papa the Gremlin is snug in a dragon insie and plenty of quilts. Which brings me to warm wishes for all of you this winter season.
Stay Warm,
Carolyn Haven
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