Cold is still with us BUT it did get up to double digits by this afternoon.
This morning I left at about 9:30AM for my errands. First I went to Fleet Farm. I was out of all cooking nuts, raisins and dried cranberries. I buy them there because they are very reasonable and nice and fresh. From there I stopped at the post office to pick up the Condo mail. Just the free paper again. Next I drove around the corner to city hall and dripped off the first half of the RE taxes.
Last. The Pig for what little groceries I needed and to by my lottery ticket. Finally got home at 11:30AM. I ate the last of a fajita dish that I had made for lunch yesterday. This time I could add some salsa to it.
I called my sister, Nora, to wish her a Happy Birthday, then worked on the Michael chapter for a while. I started the mending on Mom's Cathedral Window quilt. I know she will probably want it back in April or May. Seems like a lot of time, but if I don't start, it won't get done.
Richard and Brenda called this evening. Always good to talk to them. They are well and going for their Florida vacation in February. I know the warmth will be welcome. They enjoy Florida, one of their favorite vacation places.
So, I am ready to head to bed. Nothing scheduled tomorrow so I will work on the book and on the prep for a talk that I am giving to the Shamrock Club in Milwaukee on February 6th on Brigit. So close after her feast it is a good time to do this. I can give them a piece of the Brat Bhride, the Brigit cloth along with the legend.
Until tomorrow then.
Dia Dhuit I love you all
Mary
Thomas Paine said, "He that would make his own liberty secure, must
guard even his enemy from oppression; for if he violates this duty, he
establishes a precedent that will reach to himself."
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