Even though it is a little colder outside, that famous groundhog in Pennsylvania did not see his shadow, so spring surely is right around the corner! Phew! After last years winter it is nice to have a break from piles of snow. Did you notice I don't have my facts straight? Hmmnnn...maybe I do...
According to Stormfax.com, Phil is accurate 39 percent of the time.
Due to the unusually warm winter we've been having, hopefully he'll be wrong this year.
According to the Weather Channel's website, 63 percent of the country was covered in snow last year. Unless a giant blizzard pops up in the near future, the U.S. won't even come close this year – barely 25 percent of the country is covered in snow. Alaska, Seattle and Midland Texas are above average, but ski resorts around the country are making their own snow because their slopes are bare, and in the upper plains, the snow is needed to ward off drought conditions.
Back to West Hartford,
On for today at The Canterbury:Ride to the grocery store, multi-cultural hour, chair exercises, and we are crocheting hats for kids who have Cancer.
We do have a few more colder days before spring arrives, so don't forget your coat. Did you know your hands and head lose much of the heat from your body? So keep them covered and you wont feel the cold as much.
Until we meet again, T-H-I-N-K S-P-R-I-N-G!
Big Hugs (remember, it's the love month),
Emily
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