Our Location today is McGregor, Ontario,
Canada.
With the continuation of
the Weather Rollercoaster that has
been happening globally for the last year it has become very difficult to
really plan ahead anything that one might want to do. We definitely will start
referring to any future forecasts as coming from Weather Guessers. Looking beyond a three-day outlook has become a
waste of time and even then when you are expecting a totally clear day you could
end up taking a shower that wasn’t in the forecast.
When we got up this morning
all we could see was a cloud filled sky making the outside look very dismal. The
forecast was calling for rain to start by noon so if there was anything that we
needed to do outside we had to get it done before lunch. We had our breakfast,
did our morning reading and were looking outside as the rain started coming
down before 10:30. At least they said it would rain.
Kathy continues to further
her research on things we’ll see when we return to the Southwest this fall. She sorts
out what will be worthwhile for us and has found in the past that we sometimes get
more for our money with some of the smaller outfits. She has also found that
she needs to take breaks from this research because it just becomes too
overwhelming. When she called it a day she was still in Moab, Utah.
I added more things to the “To Do List” that have to be done to
our Home
before we leave this fall and some that will be done while we are away. While we
sat eating the Homemade Ham and Split
Pea Soup for lunch that Kathy had made and froze back in February she asked
for me to get prices on some of the purchases that we’ll need to make.
Going Online looking for prices for the same size AGM Batteries that we presently have I was able to get prices on a
number of U.S. websites but not off any Canadian. The only alternative
was to start calling Local Battery Suppliers. In the past we could
not get AGM Batteries here in Ontario at
a reasonable price. It was cheaper to buy them in the U.S.
when our dollar was closer to parity and since we have to pay 13% Harmonized Sales Tax on purchases and
services. With these Batteries now
available in Windsor
and the fact that we would now pay 30%
Exchange on U.S. Funds by
buying them locally we will now save $125.00 per battery.
The rain continued on and
off the rest of the day. By the time we would notice the rain had stopped a few
times and were about to go outside the rain would return. We never did see the
sun but did see lots of puddles. The forecast on The Weather Network for our area for this summer is for near normal
temperatures but above normal precipitation.
Kathy made Pancakes that we topped with Blackberries and Cool Whip for supper.
We’ll see what we will do tomorrow. Thanks for following along and feel free to leave a comment. Be Safe
and Enjoy!
It’s about time.
Krackers
Ask a silly question
Can hungry crows have ravenous appetites?
Such annoying weather everywhere. I missed 3 graduations today because of 103 degree temperature. Hope your weather gets better and outs cools down. Your lunch and dinner look really good
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