Apparently our sliding glass door isn’t cut out for extreme weather, so even though temps like this are a rarity for us, we’re going to look into ways to help our door hold in the heat. But on a happy note, check out the artwork that appeared on our windows this morning!
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Cold Day Surprises
Evidently negative temperatures are a bigger deal in Colorado than in the Midwest. I grew up in Northwest Indiana, and there is no way school would have closed due to chilly digits—but that is exactly what happened to us today! Every school in our area shut down due to temps hovering right around -14 degrees, with a wind chill somewhere close to -25 degrees. Brrr! Since Matt doesn’t work at the hospital on Tuesdays, and since my school wimped out with the rest of ‘em (woot woot!), we were happy to hunker down in our snug home, thanks to our new Amana two-stage 95% efficient furnace. The only weirdness we noticed was this…
Apparently our sliding glass door isn’t cut out for extreme weather, so even though temps like this are a rarity for us, we’re going to look into ways to help our door hold in the heat. But on a happy note, check out the artwork that appeared on our windows this morning!
Apparently our sliding glass door isn’t cut out for extreme weather, so even though temps like this are a rarity for us, we’re going to look into ways to help our door hold in the heat. But on a happy note, check out the artwork that appeared on our windows this morning!
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Matt and Jess! So fun to see the pictures of the house! Thanks for sharing. I love the frosty morning glass. What beauty God put in the small things.
ReplyDeleteLove you both!
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