Happy Valentine's Day!I was greeted at 4:30 by doggie kisses and Ruby trying to nudge me to get up. And I was hoping to sleep in this morning for a nice change of pace since I'm house/dog-sitting at the farm.
Oh well, the furbabies had other ideas and think I'm here to spoil and play with them all day.So they've had their biscuit and a romp outside in the frigid air and now they want to sleep. Grrrr! I'm going to enjoy my coffee before heading back upstairs for a shower, and I'm tinkering with the idea of getting back into my PJs since it's supposed to be a miserable day with white-out snow squalls off and on. I think I'll light a fire in the fireplace in the livingroom and work on my cross-stitch all day, although I will have to treck outside to feed the goats at some point.
So how's your weekend shaping up? I'm eager to hear from Ruth and learn about her Cuban vacation, too!


We were hoping to go see DS1 at college tomorrow but this latest storm may force us to cancel that. We'll check the weather and play it by ear.
Apparently we are celebrating the day with our once a month or less sleep-in morning. I guess everyone was tired! We've got, you guessed it, more snow and bitter cold in the weekend forecast. We will snuggle in and stay home. Plenty of things to get done here
We had a special day yesterday instead. I really needed green so we went to the Smith College PLant Conservatory. It was beautiful, green and warm. There were benches to sit and enjoy the whole thing and the bulbs were just starting to bloom for the bulb show. It was exactly what the doctor ordered and we left feeling like we might just make it through the last chunk of winter. After that we had a late lunch at our favorite restaurant and then a TJs run.

Did you have to acclimate yourself to the frozen tundra after basking on the beach all week?