November 27th we had a rain storm. Pretty crazy for this time of year. It was 13 Celsius in Fredericton. The Weather Network said, "Rain at times heavy will give a total of 50 to 100 millimeters of rain to parts of New Brunswick by Thursday morning. ...Strong and gusty southeast winds is forecast with this system. ...and wind gusts up to 90 km/h are possible over southern sections before diminishing overnight."
It is now December 20th and we are having another storm. This is the third in the last couple of weeks, so it will definitely be a white Christmas. It is snow, rain and freezing rain. Norm Foster, when he was host of a local radio station, called it Snain. Connie and I still use that term!
I'm on one of the computers at the Media Lab on UNB, and I've got some scanned pictures. I've been using one of the scanners up here because it handles the little, itty-bitty, tiny, small slides. Here are a few:
This is Liz checking out the tomato plants. Notice that Uncle Karl has them tied up with panty hose!
I think this is Jamie playing with weights. Though it is hard to tell.
Windsong in a cute outfit.
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