Today is Friday, February 21st, 2020. Welcome to the Friday ~ Week in Review post! I will be doing these posts every Friday to update you all on what happened throughout the week, so everyone can get caught up on the things they may of missed!
Quote of the Week: The thermometer of success is merely the jealousy of the malcontents. — Salvador Dali
Giveaways:
TreatSimple Healthy Dog Treats
The Art of Comic Book Drawing Book
Reviews:
The Contemporary Comedy Jojo Rabbit on DVD
The Best Personalized Wedding Anniversary Gift Ideas
SNATCHERS Movie DVD
Jamaican Black Castor Oil for Hair and Skin Care
Tsunami Cutting Board
Custom Stickers and Magnets from Sticker Mule
General Posts, Recipes, Crafts and More:
DIY Craft Project: Seashell Framed Large Wall Mirror
Fun, Frugal, Finds: After Holiday Bargains and Deals
5 Reasons Why Surfers Fall in Love With Sri Lanka
Grandma’s Homemade Apple Dumplings Recipe
Travel: Fabulously Fun Kiddie Rides at Hersheypark
Foods You Cannot Feed Your Dog
Vent: Please Respect the Handicap ONLY Parking Spaces
How is the winter season going for you so far? According to our local new’s channel our January was one of the “mildest” January’s on record. Yeah! One day we had about 3″ of snow and on 2 other days we had just a dusting. Perfectly fine with me since I hate cold temperatures and snow. Now that we’re moving into the end of February I’m looking ahead to March and the official start to Spring on March 20th. It can’t get here fast enough for me!
It is cold this week but last week we had a couple of days of 70’s. It is crazy. I am waiting for spring. I would enjoy all the flowers blooming but the deer keep eating them as soon as they bloom. Oh well. I hope you and the rest of the staff have a wonderful week to come.
The weather has been crazy in Atlanta this week. Temp has been way below normal and we have had flood warnings, snow flakes and sleet this week. Ready for a peaceful weekend.
This week the weather has been crazy with snow and below freezing temperatures one day and up to almost 50 degrees tomorrow. It is an interesting quote by Salvador Dali.