Hey, It’s Okay Tuesday is a link up from an awesome blog, Airing My Laundry. We have so much to be thankful for, and even more to be Okay with. Join us?
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It’s Okay that:
- We had a FABULOUS fall weekend once again. Can never get enough. Although today was gray and crappy.
- There was LOTS of rain in the forecast, but luckily no flooding.
- There is snow in the forecast for our last Halloween outing. 🙁 PRAYING Michigan weather changes like it always does, and at least stays dry.
- Our pumpkins are ready to be carved…tomorrow. Today was a looong day. Not feeling too well, either.
- I still have yet to watch Hocus Pocus!
- October is almost over. It flies by every year.
Kathleen,
Thank you for dropping by. It’s always great pleasure to meet someone new in Blogosphere. DH worked in mid-Michigan in 2000. The children and I did know go with him as we didn’t know how the job would hold out or if we even wanted to move. Thankfully, he got a new job closer to home. East Tennessee is where our hearts belong. But…oh, goodness I know how cold it gets in your neck of the woods. It wasn’t very pleasant when we visited at the time DH interviewed with that company. The wind blowing constantly driving straight to the bones was about all I could take and that was only for a short time there. Our weathr is cool and wet (dry at the moment) but it’s supposed to warm up Tomorrow and Friday before more rain moves in. Like always summer hangs on to the very end, then WHAM it feels like winter. That’s a stretch but the contrast in temps are that sharp. Speaking of snow, we might even see some Sunday night/Monday morning. It’s just craziness! Thanks for popping by for a visit and then coming back to give me your blog URL. I’ll be sure to follow you on Twitter. Have an awesome day!
Thanks for visiting! I knew someone in TN once who told me, “summer comes early” there. Hope it stays mild for you. What I hate more than the cold here in MI is the low pressure – the fact that from October to April the sky is gray. I have a blog post in the works called 30 Days of Blue. I can’t wait to get it together and share it. It’s from another part of the country. 🙂 Thanks again for reading!
Hi, Kathleen! I had so much fun reading this post! It`s very positive. Gray skies and not so happy forecast can motivate us to be creative with some indoor activities, right? After all, every season has its beauties. Keep bringing us great stories to enjoy!
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