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| Posted by: plapman, 1:15 PM GMT on November 28, 2012 | +0 |
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Retired and loving it. If I'd have known about retirement befor I started my 40 year career with the government of Manitoba I'd have retired first. :)
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Portage La Prairie, MANITOBA
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| Elevation: | 863 ft |
| Temperature: | 0.0 °F |
| Dew Point: | 22.8 °F |
| Humidity: | 17% |
| Wind: | 4.0 mph from the NNE |
| Wind Gust: | 8.3 mph |
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Updated: 8:21 PM CDT on May 21, 2013
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Stay warm, stay well and try to stay out of mischief...leave the latter for me....ROFLMBO. Have a great Prairie Day.
Sounds like your outdoor weather is now quite brisk (windchill lows of - 2 degrees BRRRRR) for taking those afternoon walks with Abbey! You should definitely bundle up for that!
Hubby was complaining about our outdoor 32 degree weather earlier while deciding about what to do for our outdoor Christmas decorations this year. We've decided to wait till Sunday's 52 degree warm-up to hang a simple wreath on the outside of our front storm door. We don't have the oomph or money to string all the lights or hang much else these days. It's all about "keeping it simple" both indoors and out.
As far as our indoor thermostats are concerned, we've set our two-zoned ranch for 69 degrees in the bedroom areas and 70 for our open-concept living-room / dining room area. It's comfortable and economical enough as long as we swaddle ourselves in heavy flannel. We must be very budget conscience these days.
Hope you and yours remain warm and well up there and, as Alley posted earlier, you'll manage to stay out of mischief. I already know how hard it is to keep up with my own hubby these days. Never a dull moment! LOL!
Have a good outing with Abbey!
Seventy-two sounds just fine. I'm trying to live with 68 this year, just to keep the bills down a bit. So far, the heat's only been needed to take the chill off in the morning - but the real cold will show up eventually.
I'm surprised by fog at those temperatures. I always associate fog with warmer weather. Time to edumacate myself!
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