Monday, 6 January 2014

Monday Morning January 6

We do most of our living between Friday night and Monday morning.  Monday morning is the time to reflect on the weekend and get back into our week day routine . As I get older it becomes more difficult to get myself  moving on Monday morning.   I guess that is part of what retirement planning is about - letting go of the weekday routine and spreading the rest of your life over seven days!







The first Monday of 2014 and our winter continues to be fierce.  With about 15 cm of snow last night the 
snowbanks continue to get taller.   A new deep freeze in temperatures is entering our region with tomorrow's high 
to be minus 20.  I don't' know about the wind chill - I don't want to know.

Hockey  Tough weekend for Team Canada and all Canadian fans as our World Junior Team lost in the 
Bronze Medal game in Malmo Sweden.   In the end, these are young men ages 16 - 20 who are playing
their hearts out to represent their country.  They are not making money still junior athletes yet as a country
including the media we put extraordinary pressure on them to produce and to win.  In reality anything but a gold medal seems to be a failure.  I think if as a Canadian you love the game of hockey, one should be happy that
other countries are getting better and better.  It is good for the game.

House Back to Normal  We spent yesterday taking down both inside and outdoor Christmas decorations.  It is never an enjoyable task unlike putting them up.  All our treasures full of Christmas memories are wrapped up and put away until next year.  My artist husband took a photo of the decorations from our White Tree waiting to be boxed up.  Their is rumour that it might be a painting.  I think it would be a terrific.




Downton Abbey  is back!  Season 4 premiered last night.  The story continues.  Awesome series.  It seems
that I have been waiting forever to see how the story continues.   PBS also had a special on Doc Martin so I am hoping that will be soon starting again as well.  Both of these TV shows are British TV at its best.








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