but it actually did snow here - twenty years ago! We woke up to ice on the power lines and a dusting of snow on the cars and the grass. It didn't last long - and it was nothing like the snow in New York when I was a kid or the vast amounts of snow in Michigan when I was in college - but it was snow nonetheless.
So much for my Christmas video fest featuring Tom Selleck (sensing a theme here?) - I watched both of my Jesse Stone movies last night - Night Passage and Thin Ice - so I am digging through the box of DVDs I had put aside for Tim looking for something to occupy me and the dogs tomorrow. We are having either BLTs or knockwurst with sauerkraut for dinner tomorrow - Monty's favorite things. We might have one for lunch and one for dinner - we'll see. I'm trying to make his last days with me good ones, you see. Please pray for my sweet boy - he's been looking sad and hiding under my desk off and on, so I'm starting to get worried about him - I know that dreaded time is coming. But we're both okay with it - it's not like I'm never going to see him again. God loves dogs - or else there wouldn't be so many!
Merry Christmas, everybody! Have a wonderful holiday!
I wish it were beginning to look a lot like Christmas!
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