Red sky at night, sailors delight.
Red sky in the morning, sailors take warning!
7:30 AM Atlantic time – to the east and southeast, the sky is red - over my neighbour's house, where the sun will rise, it is most intense, gradually fading out to the south. With strong winds yesterday, and the temperature dropping to minus 7° I don't need to check the computer to know that will let us know before noon.
Today will be a nasty day – and tomorrow a dirty day as the temperature warms and the snow melts to slush. But it shouldn't matter to me, with the Covid numbers going up in this province, we shouldn't be out and about much anyway.
Caught the classic movie about Ann Frank's diary recently. Eight people living in a small attic space for several years with very little contact with the outside except for a Dutch couple who brought them food and news. They managed; surely we can manage through this coming winter. But I don't look forward to it.
My contribution to today's virtual break: gumdrop cake. In joy, pass it around. Enjoy!