Let it Snow.

I'm a day late in posting but we got snow Sunday morning, about an inch deep on everything but the roadways.  It was probably gone before noon but we weren't home to see.  About half way to church we realized there was no snow and hadn't been any on the ground on Swan.  The mountains surrounding Tucson were beautifully covered with snow.  Some all the way down to the bottom, which is why we got snow.  The view from the church pew was magnificent.  One of the guest pastors described it as the most beautiful mural on our north wall.  It's not a painted scene, it's ceiling to floor glass facing the Catalina Mountains with nothing to block the view.
Since we have so much in our little deep freeze we've decided to eat as many meals at home as possible so we can get it emptied out by the time we leave this spring and since I don't mind doing more cooking, we're doing pretty good.  The largest quantity is bacon. Since this is our first year of not being able to transport frozen and refrigerated foods back with us, we're having difficulty not buying on sale.
We even turned down and invitation to join Wayne and Norma after church for lunch at Golden Corral.
We are going to meet our friend, Marcia, for lunch Tuesday at Sweet Tomatoes.
At 10:45 it's already as warm as the high yesterday, 50 degrees.
Had a real shock this morning.  Ron went to deliver our newspaper that we share with our friends Gerry and Larry and their motorhome was gone.  Now we know where they were but we didn't realize they were going to leave that early, 8:30 am and that's early for them.  We hope they get all the work done on it in one day so they won't have to get a motel room for the night.
Ron's off to do laundry and I'll doing some cleaning and take another lesson using my Rosetta Stone language program.  Adios