[Mari]

Hi,
We are under a tropical storm watch.

Wednesday we are going to have what the tv calls "a rain event." . . . wind, chance of tornadoes and lots and lots of rain (4 to 8 inches).
M.

[Mari]

more rain to come

[bizi]

I will be thinking about you and hopefully the rains won;'t cause any problems.
bizi

[waves]

i hope you will be ok Mari. ~ waves ~

[Mari]

Hi,
The rain was sporadic enough that I did not have to drive in downpours. Some neighborhoods were flooded.

I have to go out again before it gets dark . . . . down town . . . not even sure how to get there.

'will talk to you later.

M.

[Mari]

Hi,
We have a mini-cold front coming in tomorrow.

I am very confused about what to wear.
We should have rain too.


M.

[DiMarie]

Hi Mari,
My brain is in overload, but the Mom thing says to dress with layers to remove. A short sleve with a light sweater, then a jacket that can come off.

I did that yesterday, in the NE we had rain, the morning before frost on everything so heavy. Not ready to bring out the winter coats as the afternoons although Nov. have been high 40's to low 50's.

The rain really killed my body, and the shorter days of light. I feel like I can't wait until the sun comes out and go outside feeling it hit my skin....wish it had a healing power; if only it was not so cold.

I am using my floor lamp that is for this type of season, never needed it until 9:00 pm, now it is on by 5pm.

TGIF, have the best day you can my friend.

[bizi]

Dear Di,
I know that you suffer from insomnia, could the light box be stimulating you? interferring with your sleep?
jsut a thought.
bizi

[waves]

Dear Mari

layers are always helpful.

for fall cold fronts in FL one thing i used to like a lot were cotton flannel shirts as 2nd layer.

esp. over a tshirt as 1st layer

and a light windbreaker over the whole thing.

if it's colder (and in winter), you can "upgrade" to flannel shirt as 1st layer instead of tshirt.
light or heavier sweater 2nd layer
jacket as 3rd layer - light o a heavier as appropriate.

~ waves ~

[Mari]

Hi,

I was very worked up (anxious) last night when I posted about the cold front.

Since April / May we have had highs around 85 degrees F.
Today our high was 75 degrees F.

I was actually upset about the weather last night.
This morning I woke up alert and unafraid. I wore a usual out fit with two changes:
~closed toe shoes instead of my sandals and
~a long scarf.

I was not trying to make a big deal out of nothing (change in weather); I actually felt that it was a huge deal. I hope that you understand.




M.