Wind, wind and wind.

We have had sunshine almost all day today. It’s nice but it doesn’t warm up especially much.

 

We were lucky this morning that the wind didn’t blow at all, it started as soon as we had come home though. It. looks like a high pressure is stuck in its position and either refuse or can’t move along like any descent pressure would have done long ago. Instead it just stays and we’re stuck with nasty cold winds from an eastern direction. Have I told You that I truly hate winter? ๐Ÿ™‚ ๐Ÿ™‚

-11C (12,2F as coldest last night, a clear sky so I could see the full moon shining up there. Well the sun shone and the moon reflected So I guess no vampires were out but then again I guess they would rather starve than being outside in those temperatures ๐Ÿ™‚ ๐Ÿ™‚ Also would werewolves run. around on cold nights like this? Our werewolves looks different to what they seem to do elsewhere in the world. Our looks exactly like normal wolves but are almost white and really don’t care about what phase the moon is in. Also most often they become werewolves of free will because of troubles they might have. All our wolves are grey so if one white would be seen we will know that it isn’t a normal wolf ๐Ÿ™‚ ๐Ÿ™‚

I was looking around in my garden just now after the dogs had had their dinner. The Pawpaws have frozen a lot and I’m not surprised since it did fall down to -22C (-7,6F) for a couple of nights and the cold wind isn’t a helper to be honest. It also looks like some of my hardy Kiwi vines have as well. The pear seedling trees looks ok though, there was so much snow at the same time that they were protected from the worst cold. I didn’t look at the English walnut though and it looks like at least one of my mulberry trees is ok. The apricots all look fine but I was never worried about them, apricots are really hardy and the problem with them is that they tend to flower so early in spring that any late frost destroyed and chance of getting fruits.

I wonder who lives here? My guess is water voles.

I think I have a cold again. My nose is stuffed when I wake up and I’m freezing even though I sit beside a radiator. One of my neighbours daughter also has a cold and it is winter so I’m not surprised. It is rather mild though so I don’t whine about it too much ๐Ÿ™‚ ๐Ÿ™‚ The only thing I do whine about is that it is winter and that I truly hate it ๐Ÿ™‚ ๐Ÿ™‚

It is time for that last cup of tea for the day. I might have a bowl with cornflakes with a sliced banana, banana yogurt and some cinnamon in it as well ๐Ÿ™‚

Have a great day!

6 responses to “Wind, wind and wind.”

  1. catsworking Avatar

    Banana yogurt is not a flavor I ever see around here. I would buy it. I often put sliced bananas in other flavors of yogurt, if I have them.

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    1. Christer. Avatar

      Hi catsworking!

      It has become one of my favourite flavours ๐Ÿ™‚ That and pear yogurt.

      So it might sounds a bit much when I also slice a banana in it ๐Ÿ™‚ ๐Ÿ™‚

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      1. catsworking Avatar

        I would like banana yogurt, and now I wonder why we donโ€™t have it. Pear is another flavor we donโ€™t have but I donโ€™t know if Iโ€™d like it. I prefer pears like I do bananas. Which is a bit firm and not quite ripe. I think pear yogurt might be too sweet for me. My favorite is blueberry, which is tart.

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      2. Christer. Avatar

        Hi catsworking!

        I guess they give the flavours after what fruits are most popular and both bananas and pears are very popular here.
        The few not so sweet yogurts we have here aren’t that popular so even blueberry yogurt is sweet here ๐Ÿ™‚

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      3. catsworking Avatar

        Pear is not a popular flavor here. I canโ€™t think of any product Iโ€™ve ever seen pear flavored. I think all the yogurts are sweetened the same no matter what the fruit is. We have way too much sweetness in everything. They think all Americans are sugar addicts.

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      4. Christer. Avatar

        Quite popular here, like in sodas, ice cream and yogurt.
        We swedes aren’t far behind when it comes to sugar ๐Ÿ™‚

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