Dizny Dad
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WOW - I've missed alot! It is going to take a while to catch up.
I just returned from two weeks in Novokuznetsk, Russia in Siberia where there is no such thing as an easy internet connection, let alone flat floors or steps with equal risers. With temperatures ranging from -40F to -10F (
), even the cold days in Orlando sounds great! Full length furs along with full fur hats and good gloves are the standard there. PETA would not do well in that environment. 
Of course, in my absence, the water system failed and DiznyDi had to once again take matters into her own hands. She is such a great partner to take all of it in stride. Seems like any time I am more than a days travel away something breaks or fails to operate. And of course, as with many of you, I returned to mountains of snow. DiznyDi had to take care of that too. It does make for a good story; I escaped the mountains of snow by going to Siberia.
As my head clears and I spend more time in the office, I intend to catch up on our little part of the world here on the DISboards.
And as Shrove Tuesday turns into Ash Wednesday, may we each find that spot in our personal lives to be warm, safe, and find meaning.
I just returned from two weeks in Novokuznetsk, Russia in Siberia where there is no such thing as an easy internet connection, let alone flat floors or steps with equal risers. With temperatures ranging from -40F to -10F (


Of course, in my absence, the water system failed and DiznyDi had to once again take matters into her own hands. She is such a great partner to take all of it in stride. Seems like any time I am more than a days travel away something breaks or fails to operate. And of course, as with many of you, I returned to mountains of snow. DiznyDi had to take care of that too. It does make for a good story; I escaped the mountains of snow by going to Siberia.
As my head clears and I spend more time in the office, I intend to catch up on our little part of the world here on the DISboards.
And as Shrove Tuesday turns into Ash Wednesday, may we each find that spot in our personal lives to be warm, safe, and find meaning.