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Waiting Game
Sep. 26th, 2024 05:49 amI fully expected there to be more storm activity this morning but it's very quiet right now. By this afternoon that won't be the case anymore, but the spotty storms we were getting dissipated overnight, and with all the cloud cover the temperature hasn't changed much.
I spent the past couple of days getting both my storm prep done and doing all my major household chores that I'd normally spread out over the week, in anticipation of being without power. A bunch of laundry has been washed, but not folded yet, vacuuming done, cooked up a bunch of plain chicken thighs, all that sort of stuff. The weather's quiet enough that I could probably go for a run if it weren't almost 80 - thinking about a treadmill session for today since it's "just" an easy run.
I've taken down most of the hummingbird feeders, except for one out front in the oak tree. That one still gets occasional visitors, probably birds migrating from further north down to Cuba and the Bahamas for the winter. In another week or two, it'll come down as well. I've put up the regular bird feeders for today, and I'll just go get them and put them inside when the weather starts to turn bad.
Right now it's very still. Down here on the ground there's no wind at all, but if you look up you can see the clouds slow moving north.
I spent the past couple of days getting both my storm prep done and doing all my major household chores that I'd normally spread out over the week, in anticipation of being without power. A bunch of laundry has been washed, but not folded yet, vacuuming done, cooked up a bunch of plain chicken thighs, all that sort of stuff. The weather's quiet enough that I could probably go for a run if it weren't almost 80 - thinking about a treadmill session for today since it's "just" an easy run.
I've taken down most of the hummingbird feeders, except for one out front in the oak tree. That one still gets occasional visitors, probably birds migrating from further north down to Cuba and the Bahamas for the winter. In another week or two, it'll come down as well. I've put up the regular bird feeders for today, and I'll just go get them and put them inside when the weather starts to turn bad.
Right now it's very still. Down here on the ground there's no wind at all, but if you look up you can see the clouds slow moving north.
