Well, quite a bit of the country is having snow at present, but not us. I feel deprived- though it is still cold enough- only about 6C. You can tell there is snow falling on the nearby ranges though, and can see a sprinkling of it below the cloud level, so maybe I can bring you a photo of that tomorrow...
Meanwhile, here is a bit of warmth with these wrist warmers. I found them in a market in Rotorua on Saturday morning. They are made in Nepal, and a UK friend suggested such a thing to help with some winter wrist pain in the bone I broke last year. I had never seen them before in NZ and was quite amazed to come across them. And did I buy one of the nice sensible neutral or pale coloured pairs? Well, ummmm no.... I went for the bright rainbow connection! And they do seem to be doing the trick. Although it is now really quite chilly, my wrist feels pretty comfortable.
I love the colours! Apparently we have snow on Mt Te Aroha, which has only happened 2 or 3 times before in the 27 years I've lived in the Bay of Plenty. It's sure cold enough!
ReplyDeleteI love the colours too, and if I wear one under a black jersey, I imagine my five year olds will feel more cheerful too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours.. just looking at them makes me feel warmer!
ReplyDeleteI take it you don't have snow there Kay? We had a small amount of sleet this afternoon, but mostly we haven't even had any rain since I arrived home...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours in those wrist warmers! So "Spring is in the Air" is being held up I guess??
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It's sunny again here today Michèle, though a chill is in the air and it was a very frosty start to the day. I was so disappointed, the snow that came to so many places seemed to mainly pass us by. Though I am sure I saw a few snowflakes yesterday amidst the sleet when we had a brief shower. Roads nearby were closed because of snow, but we couldn't even manage to have it raining very much!!!
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