We lucked out early this morning.   Our temp. was 34 deg. at 3:30 and then the

cloud cover moved in and our temp. started to go up.   By 5:00 we were up to 38

deg. and now we are 39 and the sun hasn't even come up yet.

Off to the Dentist this morning - hate to go out in the cold, but didn't know it

was going to be this cold when I made the appointment.







--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, "gramma2lkkmc" <earlinebradt@...> wrote:

>

> not as cold today, high of 24, got a little snow this morning

>

> Norma, I hope you had a Happy Anniversary.

> We are going to Home Depot on Saturday to get paint and a couple of sheets of

drywall etc. I want to move the aquarium down to the basement, the salt spray

from it ate right into the drywall. So, I have to make room for it and get it

moved before I can fix the wall.

>

>

> --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, "Norma" <no2more@> wrote:

> >

> > 32 deg. with a high of only 55.  We are suffering with the cold the same as

ya'll up North.   We will have temperatures in the freezing zone from now until

at least Sat. which is setting all records.   Usually when we get a cold blast

from the North, it last for a day or two, three max, but this is a double blast,

one right after the other.  We have had to run the pool all night long to keep

the pipes from freezing along with the solar panels.   Tonight is going to go

down to 29 deg. which is a real freeze.   Will pick as many oranges as we can

today or they will be lost.   Yesterday I picked calamondins by the bags full.  

Seeded and froze most and giving away the rest.  This will be hard on the orange

growers and prices will be jacked up for orange juice and oranges.

> > This cold weather is hurting my Genealogy, but once the fruit is taken care

of, the Genealogy will still be there for me to research.

> >

> >

> >

> > --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, "Norma" <no2more@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Thanks Sheri - Too cold to go out for dinner - staying home and going to

have a bowl of hot chili to warm the bones.   Hope you are improving with each

day.

> > >

> > > Earline - Sorry to hear you had to miss out on some visitations, but

unfortunately, illness does not understand Holidays.   I hope you have a healthy

New Year, and don't overwork doing the re-decorating.   I always enjoy the

results, but hate the getting-to-it.

> > >

> > > --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, Sheri Bush <mytwigs@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Happy Anniversary, Norma!!!  (saw on facebook)

> > > >

> > > > Very cold today.  But sunny.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Twigs (Sheri) ^..^

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same as yesterday, cold with a few flurries

Norma, make sure you bundle up when you go out, they say it's the coldest

weather in 9 years there.

Cameron's spending the day with his great-grandparents today, I'll have him on

Thursday. I guess I'll finish packing up the Christmas decorations today, maybe

I'll start painting the window frames in the living-room.



--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, "Norma" <no2more@...> wrote:

>

> We lucked out early this morning.   Our temp. was 34 deg. at 3:30 and then the

cloud cover moved in and our temp. started to go up.   By 5:00 we were up to 38

deg. and now we are 39 and the sun hasn't even come up yet.

> Off to the Dentist this morning - hate to go out in the cold, but didn't know

it was going to be this cold when I made the appointment.

>

>

>

> --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, "gramma2lkkmc" <earlinebradt@> wrote:

> >

> > not as cold today, high of 24, got a little snow this morning

> >

> > Norma, I hope you had a Happy Anniversary.

> > We are going to Home Depot on Saturday to get paint and a couple of sheets

of drywall etc. I want to move the aquarium down to the basement, the salt spray

from it ate right into the drywall. So, I have to make room for it and get it

moved before I can fix the wall.

> >

> >

> > --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, "Norma" <no2more@> wrote:

> > >

> > > 32 deg. with a high of only 55.  We are suffering with the cold the same

as ya'll up North.   We will have temperatures in the freezing zone from now

until at least Sat. which is setting all records.   Usually when we get a cold

blast from the North, it last for a day or two, three max, but this is a double

blast, one right after the other.  We have had to run the pool all night long to

keep the pipes from freezing along with the solar panels.   Tonight is going to

go down to 29 deg. which is a real freeze.   Will pick as many oranges as we can

today or they will be lost.   Yesterday I picked calamondins by the bags full.  

Seeded and froze most and giving away the rest.  This will be hard on the orange

growers and prices will be jacked up for orange juice and oranges.

> > > This cold weather is hurting my Genealogy, but once the fruit is taken

care of, the Genealogy will still be there for me to research.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, "Norma" <no2more@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Thanks Sheri - Too cold to go out for dinner - staying home and going to

have a bowl of hot chili to warm the bones.   Hope you are improving with each

day.

> > > >

> > > > Earline - Sorry to hear you had to miss out on some visitations, but

unfortunately, illness does not understand Holidays.   I hope you have a healthy

New Year, and don't overwork doing the re-decorating.   I always enjoy the

results, but hate the getting-to-it.

> > > >

> > > > --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, Sheri Bush <mytwigs@> wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Happy Anniversary, Norma!!!  (saw on facebook)

> > > > >

> > > > > Very cold today.  But sunny.

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Twigs (Sheri) ^..^

> > > > > FamilyTwigs

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~familytwigs/index.htm

> > > > > TwigTalk http://familytwigs.blogspot.com/

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28 deg. this morning with a high of 53.   I am very tired of this constant cold.

Made oatmeal for breakfast this morning - first time I've had that in years, but

needed something warm for the tummy.   Won't know what damage this cold is doing

to outside plants for at least another week or so.   I have four of the more

sensitive ones covered with sheets to keep the warmth in.   They say to set your

thermostate at 68 deg.   I have news for them - at 75 deg. this house still

feels cool.







--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, no2more@... wrote:

>

> Thanks Earline - I layered.   The wind is really biting - in the  sun it

> doesn't feel too bad, but in the shade with the wind, I feel like I'm  north

> of the Mason-Dixon line.    I am staying home the rest of  the week.   Making

> a big pot of pea soup now and going to bake  something to help get moisture

> back in the house, it is so dry, I get zapped  touching anything.   I also

> have a pan on the stove simmering with a  stick of cinnamon and some cloves

> in it for the aroma.   Yesterday I  raised the humidity 10 deg. during the

> day and lost it all during the night - so  need to do something to gain more

> humiditure.

>

>

> In a message dated 1/5/2010 9:07:00 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> earlinebradt@... writes:

>

>

>

>

> same as yesterday, cold with a few flurries

> Norma, make sure you bundle  up when you go out, they say it's the coldest

> weather in 9 years  there.

> Cameron's spending the day with his great-grandparents today, I'll  have

> him on Thursday. I guess I'll finish packing up the Christmas decorations

> today, maybe I'll start painting the window frames in the living-room.

>

> --- In _seekingourtwigs@seekingourtwsee_

> (mailto:seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com) ,  "Norma" <no2more@> wrote:

> >

> > We lucked out early  this morning. Our temp. was 34 deg. at 3:30 and then

> the cloud cover moved in  and our temp. started to go up. By 5:00 we were

> up to 38 deg. and now we are  39 and the sun hasn't even come up yet.

> > Off to the Dentist this  morning - hate to go out in the cold, but didn't

> know it was going to be this  cold when I made the appointment.

> >

> >

> >

> > --- In _seekingourtwigs@seekingourtwsee_

> (mailto:seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com) ,  "gramma2lkkmc" <earlinebradt@>

wrote:

> > >

> > > not  as cold today, high of 24, got a little snow this morning

> > >

> > > Norma, I hope you had a Happy Anniversary.

> > > We are  going to Home Depot on Saturday to get paint and a couple of

> sheets of drywall  etc. I want to move the aquarium down to the basement, the

> salt spray from it  ate right into the drywall. So, I have to make room for

> it and get it moved  before I can fix the wall.

> > >

> > >

> > > --- In _seekingourtwigs@seekingourtwsee_

> (mailto:seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com) ,  "Norma" <no2more@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > 32 deg.  with a high of only 55. We are suffering with the cold the

> same as ya'll up  North. We will have temperatures in the freezing zone from

> now until at least  Sat. which is setting all records. Usually when we get a

> cold blast from the  North, it last for a day or two, three max, but this

> is a double blast, one  right after the other. We have had to run the pool

> all night long to keep the  pipes from freezing along with the solar panels.

> Tonight is going to go down  to 29 deg. which is a real freeze. Will pick as

> many oranges as we can today  or they will be lost. Yesterday I picked

> calamondins by the bags full. Seeded  and froze most and giving away the rest.

> This will be hard on the orange  growers and prices will be jacked up for

> orange juice and oranges.

> >  > > This cold weather is hurting my Genealogy, but once the fruit is

> taken care of, the Genealogy will still be there for me to research.

> >  > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > --- In _seekingourtwigs@seekingourtwsee_

> (mailto:seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com) ,  "Norma" <no2more@> wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > >  Thanks Sheri - Too cold to go out for dinner - staying home and

> going to have  a bowl of hot chili to warm the bones. Hope you are improving

> with each  day.

> > > > >

> > > > > Earline - Sorry to hear  you had to miss out on some visitations,

> but unfortunately, illness does not  understand Holidays. I hope you have a

> healthy New Year, and don't overwork  doing the re-decorating. I always enjoy

> the results, but hate the  getting-to-it.

> > > > >

> > > > > --- In _seekingourtwigs@seekingourtwsee_

> (mailto:seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com) ,  Sheri Bush <mytwigs@> wrote:

> > > > > >

> > >  > > >

> > > > > > Happy Anniversary, Norma!!! (saw  on facebook)

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Very  cold today. But sunny.

> > > > > >

> > > > >  >

> > > > > >

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Sorry to hear about more snow - but thank goodness for your sister.



It is unbelievable the bitter cold we are experiencing here in Florida.   I have

never seen it as cold or as long.   Today we are having a short warm up - should

reach 60, but then the next cold wave is going to move in and will be the

coldest so far this year.   My shrubs are so sick looking, brown and drooping

leaves.   Won't know until Feb. or March how many will be lost.   Going to cover

a few more this afternoon to try to protect them.   With the outer leaves burnt,

they cannot protect those under them.

Have to make a quick trip to Jupiter this morning - meeting Geo.'s brother half

way - he is driving up from West Palm Beach to pick up a spare laptop we have to

give to his wife's daughter.







--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, Sheri Bush <mytwigs@...> wrote:

>

>

> Not as cold tonight.  We are expecting a heavy snow with drifting tomorrow. 

Up to 6 inches maybe.  My sister came by and took my grocery list with her to

the store.  I would rather do my own, but I am thankful for her help.  Everyone

here is stocking up for the snow.

>

> I had a huge stack of newspapers from several years with family articles and

obits that I needed to keep.  They needed to be cut out and dated, then

organized.  Got to scan next.  One job done that I had been putting off!  I am

slower than I would have been before.  Very frustrating.  But it is almost done.

Just scanning to do.

>

>

> Twigs (Sheri) ^..^

> FamilyTwigs

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~familytwigs/index.htm

> TwigTalk http://familytwigs.blogspot.com/

> JacksonCounty INGenWeb http://www.ingenweb.org/injackson/index.htm

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26 deg. this morning with a high today of 45.   One more cold night and then we

will start a very slow and gradual warm up - but at least something to look

forward to.   I have had a pan on the stove to put moisture back into the air,

but I have not been able to get the humiture above 35%.   No humidifiers on

furnaces down here because we normally are humid enough with cold spells that

usually last only a few days at a time.   I get zapped touching anything and

everything.

Have to squeeze oranges today - Geo. picked most before the freeze and the few

that are left will have to be squeezed.

Made Calamondin marmalade yesterday to use up the Calamondins we had to pick

before they froze.   One new orange tree we planted last year is not going to

survive.   I have a lot of very sick looking hibiscus that may or may not make

it.  Only Spring will tell for us for sure.  The leaves are dryed and burnt and

shrivled from the cold, but the main branches and stems may still be alive and

make it through.

I will be inside all day today - there is nothing out there that needs my

attention.



--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, "Norma" <no2more@...> wrote:

>

> Sorry to hear about more snow - but thank goodness for your sister.

>

> It is unbelievable the bitter cold we are experiencing here in Florida.   I

have never seen it as cold or as long.   Today we are having a short warm up -

should reach 60, but then the next cold wave is going to move in and will be the

coldest so far this year.   My shrubs are so sick looking, brown and drooping

leaves.   Won't know until Feb. or March how many will be lost.   Going to cover

a few more this afternoon to try to protect them.   With the outer leaves burnt,

they cannot protect those under them.

> Have to make a quick trip to Jupiter this morning - meeting Geo.'s brother

half way - he is driving up from West Palm Beach to pick up a spare laptop we

have to give to his wife's daughter.

>

>

>

> --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, Sheri Bush <mytwigs@> wrote:

> >

> >

> > Not as cold tonight.  We are expecting a heavy snow with drifting tomorrow. 

Up to 6 inches maybe.  My sister came by and took my grocery list with her to

the store.  I would rather do my own, but I am thankful for her help.  Everyone

here is stocking up for the snow.

> >

> > I had a huge stack of newspapers from several years with family articles and

obits that I needed to keep.  They needed to be cut out and dated, then

organized.  Got to scan next.  One job done that I had been putting off!  I am

slower than I would have been before.  Very frustrating.  But it is almost done.

Just scanning to do.

> >

> >

> > Twigs (Sheri) ^..^

> > FamilyTwigs

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~familytwigs/index.htm

> > TwigTalk http://familytwigs.blogspot.com/

> > JacksonCounty INGenWeb http://www.ingenweb.org/injackson/index.htm

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18, getting an inch if fresh snow



Norma, I hope youdon't lose too many plants with this cold weather.

Sheri, you sounded like you were having such a great time with your arm in a

cast, I thought it might be fun to have one too. I went and bought some skates

on Saturday and went skating with the grandkids on a pond next door to their

house. I haven't been on skates since I was a teen. Well, I was doing good, then

I decided to skate around the pond with a coffee and I went down while  holding

my cup and ended up with  a couple of breaks in my left wrist. I got a half-cast

on yesterday and have to go to Windsor first thing tomorrow morning to see a

specialist and get another one on. I think I'll hang the skates up for a few

weeks.



--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, "Norma" <no2more@...> wrote:

>

>

> 26 deg. this morning with a high today of 45.   One more cold night and then

we will start a very slow and gradual warm up - but at least something to look

forward to.   I have had a pan on the stove to put moisture back into the air,

but I have not been able to get the humiture above 35%.   No humidifiers on

furnaces down here because we normally are humid enough with cold spells that

usually last only a few days at a time.   I get zapped touching anything and

everything.

> Have to squeeze oranges today - Geo. picked most before the freeze and the few

that are left will have to be squeezed.

> Made Calamondin marmalade yesterday to use up the Calamondins we had to pick

before they froze.   One new orange tree we planted last year is not going to

survive.   I have a lot of very sick looking hibiscus that may or may not make

it.  Only Spring will tell for us for sure.  The leaves are dryed and burnt and

shrivled from the cold, but the main branches and stems may still be alive and

make it through.

> I will be inside all day today - there is nothing out there that needs my

attention.

>

> --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, "Norma" <no2more@> wrote:

> >

> > Sorry to hear about more snow - but thank goodness for your sister.

> >

> > It is unbelievable the bitter cold we are experiencing here in Florida.   I

have never seen it as cold or as long.   Today we are having a short warm up -

should reach 60, but then the next cold wave is going to move in and will be the

coldest so far this year.   My shrubs are so sick looking, brown and drooping

leaves.   Won't know until Feb. or March how many will be lost.   Going to cover

a few more this afternoon to try to protect them.   With the outer leaves burnt,

they cannot protect those under them.

> > Have to make a quick trip to Jupiter this morning - meeting Geo.'s brother

half way - he is driving up from West Palm Beach to pick up a spare laptop we

have to give to his wife's daughter.

> >

> >

> >

> > --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, Sheri Bush <mytwigs@> wrote:

> > >

> > >

> > > Not as cold tonight.  We are expecting a heavy snow with drifting

tomorrow.  Up to 6 inches maybe.  My sister came by and took my grocery list

with her to the store.  I would rather do my own, but I am thankful for her

help.  Everyone here is stocking up for the snow.

> > >

> > > I had a huge stack of newspapers from several years with family articles

and obits that I needed to keep.  They needed to be cut out and dated, then

organized.  Got to scan next.  One job done that I had been putting off!  I am

slower than I would have been before.  Very frustrating.  But it is almost done.

Just scanning to do.

> > >

> > >

> > > Twigs (Sheri) ^..^

> > > FamilyTwigs

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~familytwigs/index.htm

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We are supposed to have our January thaw this week, three days in a row above

freezing not long enough to thaw anything out though.



--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, no2more@... wrote:

>

> Wow - I am so sorry Earline.  Now we have two in a arm  cast - well, I hope

> the Grandchildren had a great time - they will always  remember Grandma's

> fun times and her sacrifices.

> We are still fighting the cold.  Freezing again last night and one  more

> time tonight and then they say we will return to normal temps.    Can't dwell

> on the plants yet - won't know for sure how many are lost until I  give them

> their spring pruning.   So far we have been most fortunate  that we saved

> the solar heater and pool pipes from freezing.  One more  night of running

> the pool and we should be in a safe area.  At least  we are starting to see

> light at the end of the tunnel, which makes it a little  easier to cope.

>

>

>

>

> In a message dated 1/11/2010 7:02:23 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> earlinebradt@... writes:

>

>

>

>

> 18, getting an inch if fresh snow

>

> Norma, I hope youdon't lose too  many plants with this cold weather.

> Sheri, you sounded like you were having  such a great time with your arm in

> a cast, I thought it might be fun to have  one too. I went and bought some

> skates on Saturday and went skating with the  grandkids on a pond next door

> to their house. I haven't been on skates since I  was a teen. Well, I was

> doing good, then I decided to skate around the pond  with a coffee and I went

> down while holding my cup and ended up with a couple  of breaks in my left

> wrist. I got a half-cast on yesterday and have to go to  Windsor first thing

> tomorrow morning to see a specialist and get another one  on. I think I'll

> hang the skates up for a few weeks.

>

> --- In _seekingourtwigs@seekingourtwsee_

> (mailto:seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com) ,  "Norma" <no2more@> wrote:

> >

> >

> > 26 deg. this  morning with a high today of 45. One more cold night and

> then we will start a  very slow and gradual warm up - but at least something

> to look forward to. I  have had a pan on the stove to put moisture back into

> the air, but I have not  been able to get the humiture above 35%. No

> humidifiers on furnaces down here  because we normally are humid enough with

cold

> spells that usually last only a  few days at a time. I get zapped touching

> anything and everything.

> >  Have to squeeze oranges today - Geo. picked most before the freeze and

> the few  that are left will have to be squeezed.

> > Made Calamondin marmalade  yesterday to use up the Calamondins we had to

> pick before they froze. One new  orange tree we planted last year is not

> going to survive. I have a lot of very  sick looking hibiscus that may or may

> not make it. Only Spring will tell for  us for sure. The leaves are dryed and

> burnt and shrivled from the cold, but  the main branches and stems may

> still be alive and make it through.

> > I  will be inside all day today - there is nothing out there that needs

> my  attention.

> >

> > --- In _seekingourtwigs@seekingourtwsee_

> (mailto:seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com) ,  "Norma" <no2more@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Sorry to hear about  more snow - but thank goodness for your sister.

> > >

> > > It  is unbelievable the bitter cold we are experiencing here in

> Florida. I have  never seen it as cold or as long. Today we are having a short

warm

> up - should  reach 60, but then the next cold wave is going to move in and

> will be the  coldest so far this year. My shrubs are so sick looking, brown

> and drooping  leaves. Won't know until Feb. or March how many will be lost.

> Going to cover a  few more this afternoon to try to protect them. With the

> outer leaves burnt,  they cannot protect those under them.

> > > Have to make a quick trip  to Jupiter this morning - meeting Geo.'s

> brother half way - he is driving up  from West Palm Beach to pick up a spare

> laptop we have to give to his wife's  daughter.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > --- In _seekingourtwigs@seekingourtwsee_

> (mailto:seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com) ,  Sheri Bush <mytwigs@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Not as cold tonight. We are expecting a heavy snow with  drifting

> tomorrow. Up to 6 inches maybe. My sister came by and took my grocery  list

> with her to the store. I would rather do my own, but I am thankful for  her

> help. Everyone here is stocking up for the snow.

> > > >

> > > > I had a huge stack of newspapers from several years with  family

> articles and obits that I needed to keep. They needed to be cut out and 

dated,

> then organized. Got to scan next. One job done that I had been putting  off!

> I am slower than I would have been before. Very frustrating. But it is

> almost done. Just scanning to do.

> > > >

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We are at 55deg. and it feels good after freezing temps.   We will have one more

night of running the pool (just at 32 deg.) and after that, we are going to be

warm again.    Wow, I don't know how I ever stood those cold hard winters of the

North, but I don't want to ever see a cold spell like this one again.   It even

got down to 30 deg. at the Florida Keys which is amazing.







--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, "gramma2lkkmc" <earlinebradt@...> wrote:

>

> We are supposed to have our January thaw this week, three days in a row above

freezing not long enough to thaw anything out though.

>

> --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, no2more@ wrote:

> >

> > Wow - I am so sorry Earline.  Now we have two in a arm  cast - well, I hope

> > the Grandchildren had a great time - they will always  remember Grandma's

> > fun times and her sacrifices.

> > We are still fighting the cold.  Freezing again last night and one  more

> > time tonight and then they say we will return to normal temps.    Can't

dwell

> > on the plants yet - won't know for sure how many are lost until I  give them

> > their spring pruning.   So far we have been most fortunate  that we saved

> > the solar heater and pool pipes from freezing.  One more  night of running

> > the pool and we should be in a safe area.  At least  we are starting to see

> > light at the end of the tunnel, which makes it a little  easier to cope.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 1/11/2010 7:02:23 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> > earlinebradt@ writes:

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > 18, getting an inch if fresh snow

> >

> > Norma, I hope youdon't lose too  many plants with this cold weather.

> > Sheri, you sounded like you were having  such a great time with your arm in

> > a cast, I thought it might be fun to have  one too. I went and bought some

> > skates on Saturday and went skating with the  grandkids on a pond next door

> > to their house. I haven't been on skates since I  was a teen. Well, I was

> > doing good, then I decided to skate around the pond  with a coffee and I

went

> > down while holding my cup and ended up with a couple  of breaks in my left

> > wrist. I got a half-cast on yesterday and have to go to  Windsor first thing

> > tomorrow morning to see a specialist and get another one  on. I think I'll

> > hang the skates up for a few weeks.

> >

> > --- In _seekingourtwigs@seekingourtwsee_

> > (mailto:seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com) ,  "Norma" <no2more@> wrote:

> > >

> > >

> > > 26 deg. this  morning with a high today of 45. One more cold night and

> > then we will start a  very slow and gradual warm up - but at least something

> > to look forward to. I  have had a pan on the stove to put moisture back into

> > the air, but I have not  been able to get the humiture above 35%. No

> > humidifiers on furnaces down here  because we normally are humid enough with

cold

> > spells that usually last only a  few days at a time. I get zapped touching

> > anything and everything.

> > >  Have to squeeze oranges today - Geo. picked most before the freeze and

> > the few  that are left will have to be squeezed.

> > > Made Calamondin marmalade  yesterday to use up the Calamondins we had to

> > pick before they froze. One new  orange tree we planted last year is not

> > going to survive. I have a lot of very  sick looking hibiscus that may or

may

> > not make it. Only Spring will tell for  us for sure. The leaves are dryed

and

> > burnt and shrivled from the cold, but  the main branches and stems may

> > still be alive and make it through.

> > > I  will be inside all day today - there is nothing out there that needs

> > my  attention.

> > >

> > > --- In _seekingourtwigs@seekingourtwsee_

> > (mailto:seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com) ,  "Norma" <no2more@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Sorry to hear about  more snow - but thank goodness for your sister.

> > > >

> > > > It  is unbelievable the bitter cold we are experiencing here in

> > Florida. I have  never seen it as cold or as long. Today we are having a

short warm

> > up - should  reach 60, but then the next cold wave is going to move in and

> > will be the  coldest so far this year. My shrubs are so sick looking, brown

> > and drooping  leaves. Won't know until Feb. or March how many will be lost.

> > Going to cover a  few more this afternoon to try to protect them. With the

> > outer leaves burnt,  they cannot protect those under them.

> > > > Have to make a quick trip  to Jupiter this morning - meeting Geo.'s

> > brother half way - he is driving up  from West Palm Beach to pick up a spare

> > laptop we have to give to his wife's  daughter.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > --- In _seekingourtwigs@seekingourtwsee_

> > (mailto:seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com) ,  Sheri Bush <mytwigs@> wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Not as cold tonight. We are expecting a heavy snow with  drifting

> > tomorrow. Up to 6 inches maybe. My sister came by and took my grocery  list

> > with her to the store. I would rather do my own, but I am thankful for  her

> > help. Everyone here is stocking up for the snow.

> > > > >

> > > > > I had a huge stack of newspapers from several years with  family

> > articles and obits that I needed to keep. They needed to be cut out and 

dated,

> > then organized. Got to scan next. One job done that I had been putting  off!

> > I am slower than I would have been before. Very frustrating. But it is

> > almost done. Just scanning to do.

> > > > >

> > > > >

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Surprise - we went down to 27 deg. again last night, but we will have a high

today of 58 and they are talking a warm up.   Four houses down the stree they

had a water main break, so we are now without water.  Didn't tell us they were

going to shut off the water - but we noticed at 7:30 the faucet did not turn on.

Thanks goodness Geo. made coffee already and he keeps a large jug of water in

the refrig.

I think I will run the vacuum now and hope that we will get water back before

lunch time.   I am not going to complain, because worse things could happen.

I don't think the water main froze, I think it was just a break from lousy

workmanship when it was installed about four or five years ago.

We are using pool water to flush the comode.



--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, "Norma" <no2more@...> wrote:

>

> We are at 55deg. and it feels good after freezing temps.   We will have one

more night of running the pool (just at 32 deg.) and after that, we are going to

be warm again.    Wow, I don't know how I ever stood those cold hard winters of

the North, but I don't want to ever see a cold spell like this one again.   It

even got down to 30 deg. at the Florida Keys which is amazing.

>

>

>

> --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, "gramma2lkkmc" <earlinebradt@> wrote:

> >

> > We are supposed to have our January thaw this week, three days in a row

above freezing not long enough to thaw anything out though.

> >

> > --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, no2more@ wrote:

> > >

> > > Wow - I am so sorry Earline.  Now we have two in a arm  cast - well, I

hope

> > > the Grandchildren had a great time - they will always  remember Grandma's

> > > fun times and her sacrifices.

> > > We are still fighting the cold.  Freezing again last night and one  more

> > > time tonight and then they say we will return to normal temps.    Can't

dwell

> > > on the plants yet - won't know for sure how many are lost until I  give

them

> > > their spring pruning.   So far we have been most fortunate  that we saved

> > > the solar heater and pool pipes from freezing.  One more  night of running

> > > the pool and we should be in a safe area.  At least  we are starting to

see

> > > light at the end of the tunnel, which makes it a little  easier to cope.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > In a message dated 1/11/2010 7:02:23 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> > > earlinebradt@ writes:

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > 18, getting an inch if fresh snow

> > >

> > > Norma, I hope youdon't lose too  many plants with this cold weather.

> > > Sheri, you sounded like you were having  such a great time with your arm

in

> > > a cast, I thought it might be fun to have  one too. I went and bought some

> > > skates on Saturday and went skating with the  grandkids on a pond next

door

> > > to their house. I haven't been on skates since I  was a teen. Well, I was

> > > doing good, then I decided to skate around the pond  with a coffee and I

went

> > > down while holding my cup and ended up with a couple  of breaks in my left

> > > wrist. I got a half-cast on yesterday and have to go to  Windsor first

thing

> > > tomorrow morning to see a specialist and get another one  on. I think I'll

> > > hang the skates up for a few weeks.

> > >

> > > --- In _seekingourtwigs@seekingourtwsee_

> > > (mailto:seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com) ,  "Norma" <no2more@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > 26 deg. this  morning with a high today of 45. One more cold night and

> > > then we will start a  very slow and gradual warm up - but at least

something

> > > to look forward to. I  have had a pan on the stove to put moisture back

into

> > > the air, but I have not  been able to get the humiture above 35%. No

> > > humidifiers on furnaces down here  because we normally are humid enough

with cold

> > > spells that usually last only a  few days at a time. I get zapped touching

> > > anything and everything.

> > > >  Have to squeeze oranges today - Geo. picked most before the freeze and

> > > the few  that are left will have to be squeezed.

> > > > Made Calamondin marmalade  yesterday to use up the Calamondins we had to

> > > pick before they froze. One new  orange tree we planted last year is not

> > > going to survive. I have a lot of very  sick looking hibiscus that may or

may

> > > not make it. Only Spring will tell for  us for sure. The leaves are dryed

and

> > > burnt and shrivled from the cold, but  the main branches and stems may

> > > still be alive and make it through.

> > > > I  will be inside all day today - there is nothing out there that needs

> > > my  attention.

> > > >

> > > > --- In _seekingourtwigs@seekingourtwsee_

> > > (mailto:seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com) ,  "Norma" <no2more@> wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > Sorry to hear about  more snow - but thank goodness for your sister.

> > > > >

> > > > > It  is unbelievable the bitter cold we are experiencing here in

> > > Florida. I have  never seen it as cold or as long. Today we are having a

short warm

> > > up - should  reach 60, but then the next cold wave is going to move in and

> > > will be the  coldest so far this year. My shrubs are so sick looking,

brown

> > > and drooping  leaves. Won't know until Feb. or March how many will be

lost.

> > > Going to cover a  few more this afternoon to try to protect them. With the

> > > outer leaves burnt,  they cannot protect those under them.

> > > > > Have to make a quick trip  to Jupiter this morning - meeting Geo.'s

> > > brother half way - he is driving up  from West Palm Beach to pick up a

spare

> > > laptop we have to give to his wife's  daughter.

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > --- In _seekingourtwigs@seekingourtwsee_

> > > (mailto:seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com) ,  Sheri Bush <mytwigs@> wrote:

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Not as cold tonight. We are expecting a heavy snow with  drifting

> > > tomorrow. Up to 6 inches maybe. My sister came by and took my grocery 

list

> > > with her to the store. I would rather do my own, but I am thankful for 

her

> > > help. Everyone here is stocking up for the snow.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > I had a huge stack of newspapers from several years with  family

> > > articles and obits that I needed to keep. They needed to be cut out and 

dated,

> > > then organized. Got to scan next. One job done that I had been putting 

off!

> > > I am slower than I would have been before. Very frustrating. But it is

> > > almost done. Just scanning to do.

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

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Sheri - You've had a long time out of the grove - it will take time to get

re-organized. My Granddaughter had her surgery on her back before Thanksgiving

and she is just getting back to more normalcy.   She has a personal trainer now

to help her with re-gaining her strength in that leg that was numb for so long.

   We are in the warm up mode.   Had to got to Patrick AFB today for

prescriptions and groceries.   It was nice over at the Beach.   The sun was out,

no breeze and it felt more like 70 then the 55 deg. that it actually was.   We

had a high today of 62 and it feels like a heat wave.   No freezing tonight and

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--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, Sheri Bush <mytwigs@...> wrote:

>

>

> Trying to get into the swing of things again.  Though mornings are no longer

my best times.  <groan> :o)

>

> It's cold, but the sun is brilliant.  The snow is wet around the edges so I am

filled with hope!  It is supposed to be up to 40 tomorrow.

>

> I am playing catch up now.  Weeeeeee........ LOL

>

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high of 38 today

Sheri, I think I'll give up drinking and skating, lol, if I didn't have the

coffee I could have broken my fall instead of my wrist.

I am not expecting to see the grass for a while yet. I would like to go skating

when my wrist is better, so I hope that it doesn't stay warm for too long. My

cast has to stay on for six weeks.



--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, Sheri Bush <mytwigs@...> wrote:

>

>

> Warmer today.  Now most of the snow is gone.  The grass is showing.  Hope that

keeps up.  I'd be happy to see no snow.

>

> Glad your daughter is getting back to normal, Norma.

>

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I have to keep reminding myself that this is still January and a long winter

ahead - have no idea what records we can still break, but any break in the cold

is always good news.

Earine

If you enjoy skating - keep it up, but make sure you have good padding for when

you slip or fall.

Just a note for the both of you - have either of you had a dexa-scan?



This is a good time to have the bone density checked to make sure you are not

experiencing bone loss.   Bones will break a lot easier if the bones are

thining.   There is plenty of therapy out there to strengthen them.



--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, "gramma2lkkmc" <earlinebradt@...> wrote:

>

> high of 38 today

> Sheri, I think I'll give up drinking and skating, lol, if I didn't have the

coffee I could have broken my fall instead of my wrist.

> I am not expecting to see the grass for a while yet. I would like to go

skating when my wrist is better, so I hope that it doesn't stay warm for too

long. My cast has to stay on for six weeks.

>

> --- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, Sheri Bush <mytwigs@> wrote:

> >

> >

> > Warmer today.  Now most of the snow is gone.  The grass is showing.  Hope

that keeps up.  I'd be happy to see no snow.

> >

> > Glad your daughter is getting back to normal, Norma.

> >

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30 with a high in the upper 30's

I haven't had a bone densty test, but I'll mention it to my doctor next time I

go.





--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, no2more@... wrote:

>

> Very good Sheri - there are great medications for osteo. that actually will

>  rebuild the bone density.   I get a dexa-scan every other year and for  a

> while my density was improving - but the last two just held it's own,  which

> is still better then loosing.   For severe cases, they can give  an

> infusion which lasts for a year and is very effective - I am not considered

> eligible for that one.

> Still have not found proof of the parents names for my Daniel  Sullivan.

> Every thing I find is Timothy Sullivan and Mary Driscoll,  but my sister

> told me that it was Timothy Sullivan and Ellen Driscoll.   Either she is wrong

> or my Timothy and Ellen are in a witness protection program  - virtually

> nothing.

>

>

> In a message dated 1/14/2010 9:22:07 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> mytwigs@... writes:

>

>

>

>

> I have been scheduled for a bone density scan.  I was diagnosed as  having

> osteoporosis when they found that the leg break was a non-trauma  fracture

> at the hospital.  We just need to see how bad it is.   Terrible way to find

> out.

>

> Snow is melting, melting and  melting!  Still in the low 40's tonight.

> Going to get to 50 by  Sunday so maybe it will warm up down your way, Norma!

>

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27 with a hgh of 34 and foggy



I haven't been doing much research of my own lately,I have been gathering Bradt

info and I'm going to look through the nespaper archives for obits and

announcements today.



--- In seekingourtwigs@yahoogroups.com, no2more@... wrote:

>

> A smart idea Sheri - I used to take group sheets with me to the Family

> History Center.   Many times when I finished reading my film, I would  find

> something interesting that someone else ordered and many times, I had  better

> luck with their film then my own.   Having the group sheets  with me was

> helpful.

> Today I conquered the embroidery machine - the new software is more

> complicated then the old one. Actually it is probably the same but I am still

> learning how to use it.   Made my first design today - copied one that  I made

> about 40 or 50 years ago, and now I have to find out how to finish it so  I

> can do the actual embroidery.

>

> Now I am going gather information for my sister on the Ramsey family  tree.

>   Her daughter's family lives in one of the Ramsey Mansion's  down in

> Southern Virginia.   I did some research for her once before  about six years

> ago, so now I will just add to it.

>

> Weather is nice here for the past couple of days.   Staying in  the more

> comfortable range, but severe storms expected late tonight.

>

>

> In a message dated 1/16/2010 10:46:21 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> mytwigs@... writes:

>

>

>

>

> It is almost 40 this morning.  Snow is gone!  We are supposed to  get some

> rain tomorrow, and I believe we will.  It looks like it could  pour right

> now.  Very dreary.

>

> I just printed out family group  sheets of the families I want to work on

> now.  I think it will be  helpful.  I will know what I have and what I need,

> can make notes on the  sheets, and know what to enter into the program.  I

> hope it makes it  easier!

>

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I don't like dreary days any day of the week - too hard to get motivated.   It

was very chilly walking this morning - 53 deg. but felt much colder.  Very

breezy yesterday and today.

Glad to hear brother is going to break the drearies for you - change of scenery

is always nice.

Going to try to get some more research in this afternoon - my New Years

resolution is to create time each week for my own research.







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> A little colder today.  Still looks like it could pour, but still hasn't. 

Dreary Mondays are bad....

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> Brother is supposed to stop by today.  I am getting a little stir

crazy......... All I do is sit around and swell.....LOL

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I spent a couple of hours yesterday and today going through the archives for

1921. I found an article about my aunt's death from a fire when she was a baby

and a mention of my grandmother being sick when she was eight. I found a George

Bratt obit but haven't found an obit for George Bradt yet.  I'll keep looking.





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> Very foggy morning.  I am sooooo sore today.  Me and my quad-cane walked all

day yesterday and I slept wrong on my arm last night.  I am sore.

> Good news is I got a new yearbook up on the county site last night!!  So

things are getting back to normal!

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