What do you do when it is 60 degrees in January in Illinois?
Pig farmer opened the windows.
Rocko, the cat, wanted a breath of fresh air and decided to see if the view is better on the other side of the window.
Son, Dakota snapped a picture to send me since I wasn’t home.
I say, when it’s 60 in January in Illinois … enjoy it …
but don’t get used to it.
Yep, there was ice and a 30+ degree drop in temperature by the next morning.
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Sounds like the weather we have been having here. Mud season in January! Uggh.
I love your header photo.
The cold temps have given us a reprieve from mud! My son was the photographer of the beautiful picture. Thank you on his behalf and thank you for reading.
Oh, I’d love a 60 degree day right now. I’m freezing my butt off. Well, my butt does seem to get colder than any other part of my body. I think it’s an extremity. Too far away from my core body temperature.
LOL!! If only that could burn off calories.