The rain has moved in and the temperatures dropped in the morning hours, so that's given the kids one more day home from school. We are at the bottom of the mountain but our county strectches up atop the mountain and their conditions can be quite icy when our remains rain.
At 3pm the temperature is at 59 degrees and it's still raining.
What to do on a rainy day?..think...think..I thank it's a good day for stew.
We've all enjoyed us a bowl.
We've also worked on refreshing Jack's math skills.
The winter break had give him a little lapse but he snapped back with a little help.
I hope where ever you are, you're warm and dry.
Thanks for stopping by and checking on the forecast.
Chime in with what's happening in your neck of the woods!
BE BLESSED!
I love soupy comfort foods.
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Oh, me too..so glad you stopped by. Have a great weekend!
DeleteIt's been so cold lately that stew & soups have been on the menu a lot here, too!
ReplyDeleteSoups and such can really warm a cold day up but I honestly can eat soup almost anytime.
DeleteWishes for a wonderful beginning to your new week.
Hi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteYou are definitely in the zone...no, thank goodness, the polar vortex zone, but the comfort food for a cold day zone. Your stew looks delicious, thanks so much for warming our bones!
Poppy
PS: Your Christmas tree is adorable!
I think to change what we do and go trendy or something else but if hint about doing much else the the looks on the kids face puts a halt to it the idea. Our tree stays very similar from year to year. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteThe soup looks wonderful! With the cold weather, soup is often on the menu!
ReplyDeleteIt was very hearty and really would stick with you especially if you had to go out in the cold.
DeleteWe've had a very mild weekend but it's starting to cloud up again with chances of snow.It's sort of like a roller coaster around here.
Best wishes for a blessed week!