my frequent walks these last few years about the neighborhood so familiar to me would ordinarily be construed a pleasant enough non-event.
a little mild exercise - taken in small doses to keep the joints operating properly - and a keen eye peeled for the ever-changing face of nature have rendered the daily promenade a suitable diversion.
until recently.
Hello CoCo,
It seems that Andrew would be a pretty cool brother to have.I can hardly imagine this scene turning into one of chills.
Unless you are talking about the weather getting colder?
I didn't think so.
Thanks for your kind words CoCo.I am glad you are encouraged to write!
my frequent walks these last few years about the neighborhood so familiar to me would ordinarily be construed a pleasant enough non-event.
a little mild exercise - taken in small doses to keep the joints operating properly - and a keen eye peeled for the ever-changing face of nature have rendered the daily promenade a suitable diversion.
until recently.
Hello CoCo,
“Out of the mouths of babes”?
There sure is a lot of truth in that.Children seem to have an unclouded honest approach.That kind of perception can be a great thing.
From an earlier post,I would guess the famous lake in the USA you spoke of may be Lake Tahoe? Just a guess.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
my frequent walks these last few years about the neighborhood so familiar to me would ordinarily be construed a pleasant enough non-event.
a little mild exercise - taken in small doses to keep the joints operating properly - and a keen eye peeled for the ever-changing face of nature have rendered the daily promenade a suitable diversion.
until recently.
Hello CoCo,
I hope you have a good dinner.
We have some of the same types of curbs in our area.Not all are that way,but a few.
my frequent walks these last few years about the neighborhood so familiar to me would ordinarily be construed a pleasant enough non-event.
a little mild exercise - taken in small doses to keep the joints operating properly - and a keen eye peeled for the ever-changing face of nature have rendered the daily promenade a suitable diversion.
until recently.
Hey,wait a minute! -41!! Holy Moley,that's cold!I hope there is no wind at least.I can only remember about -30 F.and nobody went anywhere.
That reminds me of a story I read by Jack London. "To build a fire".
my frequent walks these last few years about the neighborhood so familiar to me would ordinarily be construed a pleasant enough non-event.
a little mild exercise - taken in small doses to keep the joints operating properly - and a keen eye peeled for the ever-changing face of nature have rendered the daily promenade a suitable diversion.
until recently.
Hello CoCo,
I believe my life is a jigsaw puzzle too.Mine is one of those 5,000 piece deals.A picture of a snowman in a snowstorm.It will never be completed although I try.I get to frustrated.
I did manage to do a few jigsaw puzzles in my time.Most of them say 3-6 years on the box.I can get them done in only 2 years.So,I think I am doing pretty good!
Hey Palmtre67, I did a conversion check on the temps you gave.Seems that -41 C is -41.8 F. So far, CoCo has not kicked me off his thread,and I am not the sharpest tool in the shed.I just enjoy his writing very much.
Thanks for your thoughts CoCo
my frequent walks these last few years about the neighborhood so familiar to me would ordinarily be construed a pleasant enough non-event.
a little mild exercise - taken in small doses to keep the joints operating properly - and a keen eye peeled for the ever-changing face of nature have rendered the daily promenade a suitable diversion.
until recently.
Hello CoCo,
Could it also be a bit unsettling to know that something nefarious may be close by yet out of sight?
Take care
" Sylvia would love that!"
my frequent walks these last few years about the neighborhood so familiar to me would ordinarily be construed a pleasant enough non-event.
a little mild exercise - taken in small doses to keep the joints operating properly - and a keen eye peeled for the ever-changing face of nature have rendered the daily promenade a suitable diversion.
until recently.
CoCo, Excellent! Thank you for the story.
I think maybe we need another coffee? Maybe Zid and Sylvia could join us? It may help to calm your nerves after all that frightful experience.
Thanks again CoCo
my frequent walks these last few years about the neighborhood so familiar to me would ordinarily be construed a pleasant enough non-event.
a little mild exercise - taken in small doses to keep the joints operating properly - and a keen eye peeled for the ever-changing face of nature have rendered the daily promenade a suitable diversion.
until recently.
Hello CoCo, I hope that your health is better now than when you were a child.Somehow I imagined that you were raised as a Witness.But it doesn't seem that way.Well,i am glad to know a little more about you.Sorry that you didn't get to be outside with other kids as much as you would have liked.I am glad though, that you spent a lot of time reading.Because now I can enjoy the fruits in your writing style.
Thanks for posting your thoughts,
my frequent walks these last few years about the neighborhood so familiar to me would ordinarily be construed a pleasant enough non-event.
a little mild exercise - taken in small doses to keep the joints operating properly - and a keen eye peeled for the ever-changing face of nature have rendered the daily promenade a suitable diversion.
until recently.
Hello, Glad to see you are back with pen (keyboard) in hand.We are expecting large amounts of snow soon.My walk will probably consist of a short walk to grab the nearest shovel.I usually enjoy the exercise,but when I start getting tired I may look up into the sky,squinting at the falling flakes, and state in total exhaustion to nobody,"COME ON. YOU GOT TO BE KIDDING!"in hopes the snow will stop.It usually doesn't work.Oh well.
I enjoyed your posts CoCo.
my frequent walks these last few years about the neighborhood so familiar to me would ordinarily be construed a pleasant enough non-event.
a little mild exercise - taken in small doses to keep the joints operating properly - and a keen eye peeled for the ever-changing face of nature have rendered the daily promenade a suitable diversion.
until recently.
Thanks for you thoughts CoCo
I hope the "air" of the old house is one that will sit better with you.
