Here we are, back on track. Glad the Monday holidays are over for awhile. Well . . . until the 15th, then we celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr’s birthday. Then, there will be no Monday holidays for awhile. They just mess everything up.
It is raining and sleeting this Monday morning as I write this column. We need more rain. The snow has begun (8:45 a.m.). Big, beautiful flakes falling and lots of them. Coming down really fast and furious!
I don’t know how successful of a deer season we had, but I’ve sure seen a lot of deer around, still. I know people are getting deer, I’ve seen posts on Facebook. I hope everyone who wanted one, got one!
What is the term for the period after the holidays when some people may feel a bit down or melancholic?
We offer our sympathy to the family of Renee Jones who passed away over the weekend. We offer our sympathy to all who lost loved ones this past week. May they all rest in peace.
Despite the cold and unpredictable weather, the Toronto Library has been staying busy. Many activities going on.
The Toronto Booster Club is starting to plan Toronto Day’s activities. If you would like to be a part of something great and fun, join the Booster Club and help with the various activities that take place. It’s never to late to join and be a part of something good!
Answer: January Blues.
Winter months, with little sunshine can be hard on people. Find an activity that brings you joy and have fun doing it. There are so many things you can do. Did you know that they make coloring books for adults now?
If you loved coloring as a kid, you’ll love the coloring books that are available now. Mandala’s, scenic views, geometric shapes, flowers, birds, animals, just about anything imaginable! And the utensils available to color with; besides the good old crayons there are colored pencils, felt tips, gel pens and pens with glitter in the ink!
The snow we got over the weekend was nice. Between the snow and the rain, we should be catching up with our rainfall deficit. Moisture in any form is welcome, we just don’t want or need any ice!
Quote: “Don’t worry about the world coming to an end today. It is already tomorrow in Australia.” - Charles Schulz
