Whoa! We went from spring to winter in a matter of a few
hours. Yesterday was a nasty nasty day. As we headed out to breakfast the
remaining parts of the blue sky were turning dark gray. And the wind was
picking up.
By the time we finished eating the temps had dropped and the wind
was ferocious. Flags flapping, tumbleweeds flying down the road and people
leaning into the wind to keep from being blown down.
We stopped for gas and when Bill opened the car door it was
grabbed out of his hand. Aren't there some laws about drinking and driving. It always amazes me that you can buy beer at the gas stations. And this place has a drive through to - don't even have to get out of your car to get alcohol.
He had to really hang onto his hat to keep it from blowing
away.
Soon after we got home the rain started – never really heavy
in the area of the campground but we could see it in the distance. And we got
some hail too. The winds kept up the whole day. Sure glad we weren’t on the
road.
When the first of the rain fell I was reminded of my
childhood sitting on my Grandmother’s porch listening to the drops hitting the windows and distinctive smell of the rain on
the dirt.
We went to the grocery store later in the afternoon and
while we were in the store a heavy shower must have passed as Willie was wet
and a lot cleaner when we back to him.
Lots and lots of rain during the night and temps still darn
cool.
Got a lot of knitting done yesterday – two and a half
sections. Today I want to try knitting using two or three colors of yarn. Why?
No reason just want to do something different – or maybe try the ribbing stitch
– I suppose that would be more useful to learn.
OMG – we went out for breakfast and got to see the SNOW on
the mountains around us.
SNOW – it the middle of April for heavens sake. And
again it is warmer in Got some bright yellow yarn while we were out so Bill is winding it into a ball for me as he watches a soccer game.
Wet and miserable since Monday here!! John says next year we are staying away until end of April.
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