It was -6 degrees here when I woke up Tuesday morning and still windy. I
left the house early, as I needed to stop and get some blood drawn for an
upcoming doctor’s visit. Since I had to fast from 8:00 p.m. Monday night on, I
didn’t get any breakfast or (what’s worse) my usual morning cup of coffee.
I went to the lab and apologized to the nurse for having
worn a long sleeve shirt. I debated about it, but decided it was just too cold
out. She said she understood…
That taken care of, I went to work.
But, I left again at 10:30 and drove to the dealer. My
running boards were in and I needed to get them installed. It took just under
an hour, but I brought a book and they had hot coffee, so I didn’t care.
My sales guy drove the truck back out for me and showed me
the running boards. I like them! They are sort of matte black and not all that noticeable,
which is just what I wanted.
I got back to work just after noon. I was hungry, but I had
left Michelle’s Turkey Lemon Rice soup in the little work fridge. So, I warmed
up a bowl of that and ate it while I worked. It was excellent, BTW.
Since I worked straight through from noon to 5:00 p.m., the
day seemed long. But, finally I was on my way home. It had warmed up (?) to 5
degrees! I took in the trashcan and shut the garage door for the night.
I chatted a bit with Jake (they are having a snow storm) and
then watched the NBC Nightly News.
I had noticed that Scruffy has been conspicuously absent
since the cold set in. But tonight I discovered where he’s been! He’s been sitting
on the shelf in the office, next to the heat register! Smart cat.
I had thawed out a container of my minestrone soup, so I
warmed half of that up for my dinner. Unfortunately, elbow macaroni, like most
other pastas, doesn’t freeze well (turns mushy). So tonight’s soup was nowhere
as good as when I first made it.
I watched the Red Wings game (we got creamed) and then a
taped TV show until bedtime.

Do the running boards help?
ReplyDeleteYes, once I figured out how to use them with my crip "entrance."
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