March 20, 2014

High Clouds


                                                                                                                 
High clouds at the Tory Pines sloughs, 2013.

High clouds and cooler temperatures greeted us this morning.  I was so hoping that we’d have sunshine for a Northern visitor.  67 Degrees and mostly cloudy they tell us, and I confess that I’m disappointed.  By Saturday when we visit her in Coronado, it’s to be colder but sunnier.  As long as we get some sun, I will be happy.

Today I will just stay wrapped in fleece to call my insurance company about a prescription.  Twice my doctor has requested this prescription for me….Estradiol 0.5 mg.  Light stuff.  I don’t want to get half way to South America and run out.  Nor do I want to sound too angry and chilly while I chat. 

Making piles of things to pack are keeping me moving and warm.  G is chilled.  He’s been working with just socks on.  And Bobbie leaves for cold rainy Paris today.  I hope she has taken her bright pink coat. 


Why be chilled inside or out while you pray for sun.

6 comments:

  1. Don' know what I'd do without fleece. Hope you stay warm. A pox on the insurance companies.

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  2. Just socks? No clothes? I guess working from home makes it easy to that, eh?

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  3. Hmmmm....... "Just socks on my feet"

    Then sweats & t-shirt for the rest of me.

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  4. G in socks...no wonder he'scold!

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  5. Absolutely nothing better than packing for a cruise - our next one is in October and already I'm planning my wardrobe lol
    Also have to plan the medication supply - even with a six month script our pharmacies are only allowed to dispense one month at a time so it takes a little word (travelling) in their ear to ok it.
    Sun is the one thing I miss on rainy days during the winter. We tend to get loads during the summer but it can be in short supply if we have a miserable wet winter.
    Take care
    Cathy

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