Quick Check-In
I am hanging in there … we keep going out trying to get my car dug out of the snow and ice storm from more than a week ago … it is not happening. My snow plow guy hurt his back .. right before the end of his jobs … so we didn’t get plowed. Once I found out, we hired a neighbor to dig us out, but that didn’t happen well at all. Within a few a few hours it was ice and we are still paying the consequences.
Coral Dusk, Digital © Diane Clancy
People sometimes wonder why I try to stay on top of things … and this is exactly why. Yesterday we went out again with the ice chopper and shovels .. and now Susan can get out of her car on the driver’s side of the car … big improvement with her arthritis! And we got enough ice chopped so the trash barrels can get dragged to the curb.
We worked and worked to get my car out … but we can’t get enough ice chopped to free up the car. I am just hoping that it doesn’t snow before we get this resolved. Having a chronic physical illness, I have had to depend on others a lot to help me through the years. It has also given me a keen appreciation for looking down the road to make life easier for myself and others. And sometimes I have to just let things play out … even though solutions are obvious to me … I can’t prevent problems even though they impact me too.
I am working to stay in the flow and enjoy life … many have had the flu around here .. and I haven’t been bitten … so hey, I am lucky!! Next weekend it is supposed to be warm again and perhaps we will go chop, chopping again! I am tired so not keeping up with everything. A lot of green local stuff I need to do … so working to stay relaxed and in the flow. Take care!
~ Diane Clancy
Yack, hope you get out of that mess soon 😉
And glad your spirits are still up :)!
I wish I could send you a bit of the thaw we had yesterday! Of course by this morning everything was under ice, but still. I sympathize with all my heart, I was doing it by myself as well these last two weeks too. Love
That’s why you should move to TEXAS, girl!! Seriously, though, I really feel with you guys..Rima was in the exact situation and I was on the phone with her constantly… Make some hot chocolate and cuddle up…It will pass.
Also, you asked in one of your comments if I could write something abt me and I did! All fluff and bubble gum but I thnk I revealed a bit more abt me..Hope you’ll have time to read it!
Stay warm!And try not to hurt yourself!!!
Oh Diane, that a mess! Please take care of yourself. I hope that the weather turns soon.
Great attitude given situation – you must be inland – here in NYC area it has not accumulated once. Dusitng. Yesterday was 50 degrees. Colder again today.
Great image – tones and colors and all. My best.
ohmygoodness, Diane!! I cannot imagine such a thing! I am with Neda above, I’m in Texas, and about as far north as I ever care to be in winter!! It was in the 60’s today.
Bless you girl! Would a hair dryer help on the car? It works for me to get the door unstuck down here in Texas when we get bad ice storms, but not as bad as yours I’m sure.
I just can’t imagine anything as bad as that and I definitely think you should move to a warmer climate. Even here in the Netherlands we don’t get anything as bad as that. Our winters aren’t anything at all compared to the stories I ‘ve heard about people living in the Midwest and Canada.
Really, I think you should seriously consider moving.
The bubble scape is beautiful and abundant. All those wonderful bubbles! And not an icy one between the lot of ’em.
Hope all is well today. Hugs 🙂
Hope you get out of the ice soon! I was going to say “I’m sending you warm thoughts”, then I thought…wait… NO, it’s “I am sending your car thaw energy! 🙂
I looked at bubbles today and they sort of look like coins – US coins… be careful and do not become a counterfeiter.
Coral Dusk is a beauty Diane!
I’m hoping for better weather for you!
Much love Nicola xx
I’m surprised with all this cold and ice your bubblescapes aren’t black and blue. They warm my heart when I see them and take me to a wonderful relaxing place.
Thank you for these beautiful images!