4/5/24

Give man a fish and he eats for a day.  Teach a woman to garden and the whole neighborhood gets eat zucchini.

 Clouds, calm, 32 degrees.  lots of heavy wet snow.  Occasional rain/snow showers the next 24 hours with 0 accumulation.  A NE wind today with a high of 39. alow of 33.  Snow sowers changining to intermidente rain tomorrow afternoon. A NNE wind with a high of 40, a low of 32.  Coudy Sunday with a light  wind, a high of 46, a low of 26.  Sunshine Monday with a NW breeze, a high of 58, a low of 32.  Sunshine Tuesday with a brisk  north breeze, a high of 51, a low of 27.  Partly cloudy Wednesday with a SSE breeze, a high of 50, a low of 34.  Some showers Thursday  and Friday into Saturday morning.  A south breeze Thursday with a high of 47, a low of 41.  A light WNW breeze next Friday with a high of 52, a low of 32.  Partly cloudy next Sunday with a light WNW breeze, a high of 49, a low of 36.  Partly cloudy the week of the 15th with some showers Tuesday and Wednesday.  Brisk NW breezes with highs about 53, lows about 36.

     I don't know when I'll send this.  We have no internet or cell service. We didn't get the prolonged wind that was forecast, we got plenty of heavy wet snow.  The roads were slush covered .  But we never lost power.  Many did and many still don't have power.

     The roads were slush covered with blowing snow yesterday but I made it to Dover for my Doctor's appointment.  The chicks came in so I went to Exeter for the from the doctors. Because of the weather they had extra chicks.  When they put the box of chicks in my truck the man grinned and said he had a counting problem!  We now have several extra chicks.  Therre is lots of room in the brooder now but as they grow room will be a challenge,  I will be glad of some extras next winter,  I was wishing I had a few more this past winter so they could keep each other warmer.

    Today will be spent dealing with the storm mess.  More Coast of Maine supplies are supposed to come.  The moving switch will continue.

    May God bless you on this day, Sally