As I look out my window - the SNOW is plastered to it like a wreath - but
looking out the middle all I can see is swirling snow and all we can hear is
howling wind. I did see a valiant sparrow clinging frantically to the bird
feeder trying to get a few seeds before he was blown past! Ah the joys of
living in the Great North!
- Really not complaining folks, we managed the long day on the road
yesterday to Toronto & the Princess Margaret hospital (Oncology) and getting
home late that night, managed to get the car right up beside the door beflre
the snow drifts stopped us & we are now "snug-as-a-bug with nowhere we have
to go so we will just watch this late winter storm BLOW itself out!
Hope this picture of Canadian living in March helps you all appreciate
wherever you are in the climatic scheme of things :)
love,
JanB
-----Original Message-----
From: Bfjwheels(AT)aol.com <Bfjwheels(AT)aol.com>
To: barbd(AT)adept.net <barbd(AT)adept.net>
Cc: tmic-list(AT)eskimo.com <tmic-list(AT)eskimo.com>
Date: Tuesday, March 02, 1999 9:27 PM
Subject: Re: Another Barb
>Barb D.
>
>Good to hear from you. Never say you're just a caregiver...we all know how
>hard caregivers work, and that we couldn't get along without your help.
>
>I'm in Delaware. It was pretty nice here today, but I'm looking forward to
>some real Spring! "Get out there and turn your face to the sun kind of
>weather." Before I got TM, I used to go to school and work a lot of
overtime.
>I didn't really get a chance to enjoy the spring. What a wake-up call this
>has been! Maybe someone was trying to tell me something. At least I'll be
>able to enjoy the weather as I wait for the Paratransit...they're sometimes
as
>much as 2 hrs. late...but they'll only wait 5 min. for me. Well that's
about
>right as far as fairness goes with this disease.
>
>Let me know when you see the first robin. Take care, and keep in touch.
>
>Barb J.
>