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2naSalit

(94,046 posts)
6. Ugh.
Fri Sep 22, 2023, 04:41 PM
Sep 2023

We had quite a bit of heavy rain last night and the night before, the clouds are sort of parting a bit and I caught a glimpse of snow on the peaks above 6500ft. It's still in the mid 40s to mid 50s and will warm up in a day or two. I'm just glad I didn't have to cover my tomatoes that are finally starting to ripen. Picked the first four today!

I have been really sick with some tummy funk and I lost a pile of weight, slept through most of the storm but I did put flannel sheets on my bed yesterday so I can leave the heat off at night. It gets down to 60 in the house and that's a little chilly for me with my arthritis in my spine, it's hard to stay warm.

Do take care!

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Best of luck Maryland and Virginia from your friends in Florida. jimfields33 Sep 2023 #1
Thank you, Florida! elleng Sep 2023 #2
Stay safe, everyone! Diamond_Dog Sep 2023 #3
Stay safe! 2naSalit Sep 2023 #4
Yes, thanks, and working on 'warm,' elleng Sep 2023 #5
Ugh. 2naSalit Sep 2023 #6
60s in the house 'chilly' for me, too, elleng Sep 2023 #7
I'm excited about the tomatoes... 2naSalit Sep 2023 #8
EXCITING you can get so many tomatoes! elleng Sep 2023 #9
I have ten plants... 2naSalit Sep 2023 #10
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