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Tuesday, November 13, 2012

A Forty Degree Temperature Drop!


Well, yesterday we were at 70 degrees and today in the 30's!  Ridiculous!  I wanted to show you what's going on in the garden.  Still a bit green but the flowers are pretty much gone for the season.  I usually can get a small bouquet for the table at Thanksgiving.  I think it might be all herbs this year.  No flowers.  I'm going to start working inside.  I need to make a few holiday ornaments and hopefully, you will see something you can do before the holidays start.  Hope you are having a great day.  Talk to you later.

9 comments:

  1. Goodness, that must have come as a shock!

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  2. Yes, Tracey it was completely the opposite one day to the next! It is getting to be winter so 70 is a little too warm! Do like my colder weather. Thanks for stopping by. xxoo

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  3. This weather has been very crazy. We even had a few flurries today.

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  4. Didn't have snow yet, Peggy. I guess it is just a matter of time! Thanks for stopping by. xxoo Nancy

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  5. I'm in a huge rush to get my garden mulched before it gets too cold and any new transplants start to heave. I think you're a bit colder than I am outside of DC. I'm looking forward to putting my garden to bed and settling in with some mashed potatoes and gravy next week! :o)

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  6. That is a drastic change! Hard for the body to adjust to such fluctuations but it definitely gets one in the mood for the holidays!

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  7. You seem to get more snow these days, CM. Oh, mashed potatoes and gravy! A definite favorite food group of mine!

    Yes, Karin, just hope we get a bit of snow to go along with the holidays this year! Pretty green last year!

    Thanks for stopping by both of you. xxoo Nancy

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  8. We've been haveing those ups an down here too. Hoping to get everything outside done in the next 2 days.

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  9. Yes, Carol, it is just amazing to be in shorts one second and sweats another! xxoo Nancy

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