then printed large - font letters on tan colored paper, using the computer...
cut them out, glued, finished !
It's 11 degrees outside and 52 degrees in our house. For the second time this week, the furnace has stopped working and I'm waiting for the repair man.
So I've got three layers on, a shirt, sweater and a heavy robe. I even put a tousle cap on, because they say that you lose a lot of heat from your body through your head !
I've heated one of our Thera - hug bags that we make as a home-based business and keep it on my lap.....that makes a big difference. And I topped everything off with a quilted throw.
I'm getting hungry but I'm so bundled up, I don't want to move to go make some breakfast!
Maybe I'll just take a nap.
PS. I just heard that the temperature today in Denver is 67* and Orlando is 57*... What's up with that ???
I've been trying to attract more birds to the back yard, so that I can get some pictures.
I know that the red birds like fruit and berries, so I took an orange that had been in the fruit basket for a while and cut it into sections. I wired one half to a tree branch by the feeder and sliced the other half and put it under the feeder on the ground. The red birds seem to gather there.
Instead of red birds, I attracted this guy...
He took all the pieces and hid them somewhere for later....
I couldn't believe how large the tubulars from the sweet potato vine had grown! The large one was about 6 or 7 inches long. It was about an inch when I planted it.
Time to decide what I want to put in the patio containers this year. Zinnias and Geraniums for sure, they did well last year. I had some African Daisies that were different.. more sweet potato vine...green... and I saw some purple, almost black that I really liked.
Keep a promise, forgo a grudge,
Examine your demands on others,
Express your gratitude,
Christmas is a celebration, and there is no celebration that compares with the realization of the true meaning of Christmas...with the sudden stirring of the heart that has extended itself unselfishly in the things that matter most.