Am I the only one who hates to turn the furnace on for the first time in the fall? I feel if I turn the heat on I am giving up on warm weather and I am definitely a warm weather person. I really don't think I belong in northern Ohio ~ especially from November through May.
It's currently 49 degrees here on the north coast. I am sitting next to my little portable heater and when I go to bed tonight the electric blanket will be on. But will I turn on the furnace? Not just yet :)
I thought I would reveal the give~away goodie. It's a little punch needle mat. The cat and sky were taken from a freebie design by Robin at Bird in the Hand Primitives. The drawing is tomorrow so you still have time to enter. You must leave your comment on the September 29th post or drop me an email with give~away in the subject line. The drawing will be tomorrow evening, a little later than I originally said because tomorrow I'm going hookin'.
Thanks so much to all my followers. I am so excited to be up to 108. I really do appreciate each and every one of you. I had no idea so many people would be interested in my blatherings :)
Pug hugs :)
Lauren
Lauren
I, for one, love reading your blatherings!!! Just keep them coming!
ReplyDeleteThat is a darling little mat. Since I NEVER win anything, I have no hope, but can at least admire it!
We turned the furnace on today- just to test it! It still works, so now we can start the woodstove. I always think I'd like to wait till Nov. first to turn on the heat, but never make it. I hate having to heat the house, but I hate freezing worse! LOL!!!
Yeah, I belong in a warmer climate too. But not too hot! Seventy all year long with a few days getting up to 75 would be perfect!
People love your blatherings ~ funny and informative!! Blather on, friend!!!
ReplyDeleteYou do such a great job Lauren at keeping your blog updated! I have to try harder at that. The furnace has been running a little here too. Too early to fire up the woodstove though! Love your little mat! It looks so neat displayed in your bowl with the gourds!
ReplyDeleteCathy G
Awww...You did a wonderful job with the design !!! I love it !!!
ReplyDeleteRobin
Bird In the Hand Primitives
I have had to turn mine on in the early morning hours. The last two mornings when I woke up it was 64 degrees inside our house. I know that doesnt sound too cold, but trust me, it is. Brrr! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the little mat!! Good luck to everyone!!
~Tam
Love the kitty and pumpkin! After the heat we had this summer, I'm welcoming coole air with open arms!!! So, we have just been letting the heat cycle once in the morning to take the chill off the house... then it gets turned off again! LOL!
ReplyDeleteI turned my heat on Saturday - I too live in No. Ohio.. I doubt if I will turn it off again until May.. sigh..
ReplyDeleteI love the kitty and pumpkin piece. As for the heat I am refusing to turn it on yet but I think the wood stove is in order! Looks like summer is really over. Eloise has been sleeping under the covers and that is the sign that winter is here!
ReplyDeleteHave had the heat on a week only at night. Love the cool weather after the heat of the summer.
ReplyDeleteLove your little mat. I must learn to do needle punch.
Well now I'm really glad I signed up!
ReplyDeleteGreat give away!
We have had our heat on 3 times already...one being this morning - when it's 40 degrees and frost on the ground from the night and you freeze your tootsies walking on the wood floors THE HEAT IS GOING ON! But only to take the chill off and then it is shut off again.
I feel if I pay for air con. in the summer (and it's on almost constantly) then I'm going to be warm when it's cold...doesn't matter what time of year it is.
Thank goodness for 70 degree days like today is supposed to be - more like Fall than the start of Winter.
Karen
Love the little mat!! I'm schlepping thru a peacock mat myself.
ReplyDeleteHaven't had to turn the heat on yet--but i am enjoying the cooler weather after the blast-furnace heat we had all summer!
I, too dread turning on the heat and wait until we just can't stand it any longer. Your punch needle looks wonderful and someone is going to be quite pleased!
ReplyDeleteI hate to turn on the furnace. It is not the thought of giving up summer it's the thought of the oil man. Oh how I hate the oil man.He takes some of my good hooking money. I looooove the little mat. I have entered so I am going to bed with my fingers crossed.
ReplyDeletehappy hooking tomorrow night
Cathy