Peggy's Ponderings from the lake

Hello all! There's about 6 inches of snow on the ground today and the sun is shining brightly but fooling us into believing we should go out and play! The temperature outside this afternoon has finally warmed up to a swelting 15 degrees! My grandson's are getting tired of coming to their Mimi's house. I think I am finally boring. Even my four year-old going on 10 is difficult to entertain now. I finally gave him my phone, Bluey is on the tv, the other two are entertained somewhere in the house (I'm afraid to go look and ruin the quiet) while I have a minute of peace to get on my computer and look at and catch up on emails. The first email the pops up is from Country Living Magazing with a story about how Winter is almost over. Again I look up from my computer to zhiver at the six inches of snow and pretend warmth the sumshine gives off. There is a natural wild gardens, your favorite flowers, edible gardens, etc. Here is the story if you are interested https://www.cou...

It's 8:30 am on Friday December, 13th and the parkig lot at the Grove PAC is filling up quickly. There is already a line to get in for the third grade Christmmas performance. I love this town and how it supports the children. Their grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, friends, you name it, anyone that could come for the little half an hour performane got off work and came to watch the third graders sing their little hearts out! The same thing happened with the first graders. I don't have a second grader so I don't know for certain, but I'm assumming the same thing happened for them. It gave me tha Hallmark Movie kind of joy to see employers and businesses supporting the local community and allowing their employees, the time off to go support their children.