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Thursday, April 30, 2020

Thursday Weather Report #154 - 4/30/20

So...it's Thursday and not Wednesday. I didn't remember to take a picture of my Wednesday Weather on a Wednesday. Again. I know lockdown is for our own protection but I am so discombobulated on so many levels with all the new regulations as well as working at home some days and in the office others. Oi!

On the bright side - I did get to sleep with the window open last night. Woot!!! I would love to say we are on a weather upswing but it's rainy and gray today so I guess yesterday's 65F was just a peek at what is to come.

April 22 - 28, 2020
33 - 35 - 50 - 53 - 42 - 43 - 53 F

The church on my block has held a May Day Breakfast for a long time. In fact, this year would have been the 127th Breakfast!! Side note: My house is only one year older than the Breakfast! But, alas, the Breakfast is another casualty of lock down. Luckily, tomorrow is a work at home day and I plan to make my own fancy breakfast while I enjoy the flowers that have been promised with today's showers. Hardy-har-har. I acctualy will enjoy the single mini-daffodil that has popped near the snowdrops. Except ... I didn't plant any daffodils?!


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3 comments:

  1. Vroomans' Quilts4/30/20, 4:33 PM

    These little teaser days make the other days more gray. And when you wake up to snow in Spring - yuck. Some of our specialty and charity dinners (breakfast) have gone the same route as cafes - call ahead and roadside pick-up. My dafs and tulips are all gratefully planted by wildlife.

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  2. Julierose4/30/20, 5:10 PM

    This grayness seems to seep into one's bones...and more rain here predicted for tomorrow...Perhaps my Coronoa virus quilt should be grays...I haven't chosen a block to do as yet, but am thinking on it...
    Something easy and fun...
    ~ ~ ~~ waving in the rain again Julierose

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  3. Leonore Winterer5/12/20, 5:31 AM

    Great weather and magical daffodils - it's as if nature wanted to apologize for throwing some virus at us (granted, humanity is probably not quite innocent on that part...but nature has always been too nice for her own good.)

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