It’s Friday! We got some chilly air that moved in yesterday that dropped our temperatures into the low 20s. And you know what? I bet that’s Canadian air, too, dammit! I will definitely be working from my home office today and I’m cranking the heat up to 80.

I say this every year, but I mean it this time. I’m going to get my Christmas shopping done before Thanksgiving. That’s right. And I plan to buy 100% of it online. Every year I put it off and end up sweating it out right up to Christmas Eve. Not this year, I say! Now I just gotta get started. …Squirrel!

Okay, how about we wrap this week up with some amateur goodness and double babes & double jokes. Sounds good to me. Enjoy!

-keep

Keep, My wife showing some more for you and your readers. -Anonymous

It’s Thursday. Crap! We got even more of the horrid white stuff yesterday. I was working at an office with no windows all day and was surprised when I left that an inch or two had accumulated. When I got home I let the dog out and upon seeing the snow, she immediately went nuts and got a serious case of the zoomies. I wasn’t anywhere near that excited, but it was fun seeing her rip around in her new winter wonderland.

And speaking of a winter wonderland, one of my readers up in the Great White North sent in the photo featured above. It looks like they have more of the horrid white stuff than we do—as well they should! And that gives me just a tiny bit of satisfaction. At least there are others who have it worse than we do down here in Illinois!

-keep

Keep, I read your post re: Horrid White Stuff and we in the Great White North commiserate with you, but at least your snow melted where as ours is probably here to stay with more in the forecast. We’re 45 minutes north of Toronto so we can’t expect any better… 😁

Keep up the good work, glad you’re getting your weekends off…

Malcolm

It’s Wednesday. Woke up this morning to a yard covered in the horrid white stuff. It had snowed through the night and deposited enough to cover the grass. The ground hasn’t frozen yet so it didn’t stick to the roads. And by late afternoon the majority of it had melted. More is inevitably waiting just around the corner.

One of my Costa Rican readers was kind enough to send in the photo featured today. He asks if it makes me feel any better—and my answer is a big-fat unequivocal no! If I have to deal with freezing temps and snow then so should everyone! Now excuse me, I have to go dig out my gloves and a heavy scarf.

-keep

Keep, Hope this makes you feel better. Beach in Costa Rica. Pura Vida! -Brian