I was sitting outside, bundled in a hoodie and blanket, hoping the sun will diminish those snow-clouds, waiting for the CF Snowbirds to make an appearance.

They’re flying across the country under Operation Inspiration (#opinspiration), to motivate and entertain Canadians in lock-down. β€
I heard some rumbling in the sky around me as I typed this, but they haven’t arrived near my ‘hood yet. We live very close to the YYZ airport (about 15 minutes away in nonexistent traffic) which is where they were scheduled to land mid-morning. So, I was anxiously awaiting their thunderous arrival over top my head. π
No one else seemed interested…so I was alone out on my frigid back porch. Although the girl child was inside making pancakes and running outside every time there was a slight airplane-like noise… π
This weather is starting to tick me off. I’m tired of being cold. I’ve been cold for 7 months…enough already.
So anyway, this is my current state. Mother’s day in lock-down waiting for planes that haven’t arrived yet while freezing to death. β
Maybe I’ll go make myself another coffee…
…to be continued…
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True story: Rapid City’s regional airport designation is KRAP.
But actually, it’s a very nice little airport!
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I didn’t know that!!
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Yes, warm coffee helps, happy Motherβs Day! πC
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Those planes got closer than 6 feet apart. Must have sent your local politicians into a tizzy.
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They may almost touch wings but the aviators are distanced enough from each other, and masked. π Sorry, was that a smartass remark? π
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My remark was an attempt to make light of the “6 feet apart” rule, since the virus spreads 27 feet on a cough.
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Yes I get it. I still feel like being a smart ass today. π
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I understand the grip of chill should abate by mid-week. Then, expect gloomy skies, and long-needed rain.
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Well warm spring rain would wake up all the foliage, so I can appreciate its need. But man, this chill. I am so done with it. Ugh.
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I mustβve missed the fly by. What time did they land?
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I’m tired of this weather too
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