This is how we cooked dinner tonight - burgers and brats and grilled onions.
Temperature: 5 degrees Fahrenheit
Snow depth: 1 foot
Keep in mind that 10 days ago, my roses in the front garden were still blooming.
It smelled like summer for about 30 minutes in my house tonight. Tomorrow is more seasonal fare with venison stew for supper.
That was quite the barrage of reviews and interviews, wasn't it? I've read a lot lately, as you can see. And there's more reading to be done. I have a stack of magazines about two feet tall to catch up on, and at least three books on my bedside table to polish off.
There will be no book review next week, but there will be at least one each week, after that, through the month of December.
This weekend is looking to be a little bit busy. We are expecting our first major snowstorm tomorrow, here in Minnesota. So, we'll be shoveling, and baking, signing Christmas cards and trying to stay warm. Hot Chocolate and red nosed kids, here we come!
Maybe if it looks like Christmas outside, it'll feel a little more like Christmas inside?
The first flurries of the winter are falling as I type. When I walked to the bus stop to meet my son, I could smell it on the air. I had told my husband we'd get our first snowflakes right around my birthday. I was right!!!
I love the first snows of the season. By February, I've had quite enough, but right now, I'm giddy!
