Showing posts with label cold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cold. Show all posts

Monday, April 6, 2020

How to Stay Well all Year long



Are you always getting sick, whether it be the cold or flu or maybe just a mild sniffle? Are you tired of it? It is still annoying. Am I right? Know one wants to be sick. 

Well, I have a few simple ways to help you stay well. Are you ready?

  1. Wash your hands
It seems simple. But it is easy to forget. 
Always wash your hands before meals. And also when you get home from outings. Shoes, shopping carts, doorknobs and much more are often covered in germs.


2. Cleanser
If you can't get to a sink you can use hand wash or hand wipes

Monday, March 11, 2019

Snow in Spring?

It is March. It is usually raining but 40,50 60s.  Our highs have been in the high 40s  well reach 50 if we're lucky. The lows are in the 20s-30s. It is SNOWING and more in the forecast. I love snow, but it's two weeks till

Spring,
 When is it going to warm up? 

Wednesday, December 5, 2018

How to Stay Warm in Winter


It's getting cold outside, at least wear I live. Is it cold there? Here are a few tips to stay warm this year.

For in the house slippers and fingerless mittens are good to keep you warm (my hands are always cold). A fire place will heat your house good.

It also helps if you put a short-sleeve shirt or even a tank-top over a long-sleeve shirt.

When you go outside you will want to bundle up. If it's not to cold a heavy duty jacket, and gloves too keep your hands warm, will do the job. Lined boots are nice too.



But if it's freezing you will need a hat too, if it has ear flaps too that's nice. If it's really cold you might even want too double-up your socks and mittens.

And don't forget about your animals. Especially small dogs, put a sweater on them to, if there going outside.

Thursday, December 15, 2016

Snow

This is our snowman

My dog likes the snow, well a little. 😄
The birds even come in the snow.
We built a snowman today. We got About an inch or maybe two of snow.



Monday, December 8, 2014

homemade snow globe

  1.  Get a mason jar(or some other jar with a lid) I used an empty glider jar.
  2. If the jars lid has holes take a cardboard piece and cover it with duct tape (because most duct tape is water proof) and stuff it inside of the lid.















3.Fill the container with water.
4.Put a little glitter in the water.
5.Put the lid on tight.


you can even glue a small snowman or some other ornament in there. Just make sure to use hot glue, because that will stand up to the water , (at least that is my experience) or use another glue that is water resistant.




Friday, December 6, 2013

SNOW!!!!


The weather was a frigidly cold at only 25 degrees this morning. It is only supposed get up to 31 today. 
We only got a dusting of snow, but that didn't stop the squirrels from coming out.


We have a fountain and it almost stopped flowing from the ice. My mom went out and broke the ice up with-in an hour it was frozen again.  Later we got more snow. Still the most we got is an inch.