With friends in another boat, we spent New Year's Eve on our boat at the River District in downtown Fort Myers. The weather was lovely. On New Year's Day — about two hours after we docked back home … it started to rain hard. That was good timing for us.
Since then, it seems like we've had alternate warm and cold/rainy days. We get the tail-end of the weather fronts from up North (after they are almost gone). Tonight (Monday) temperatures of 40 or below are expected — we will be turning on the heat for the first time this winter.
I cheerfully admit to being a weather-wimp and while I enjoy seeing the peaceful and serene snowy scenes that I see on other blogs, I am happy that "cold" here in Southwest Florida usually means temperatures of "only" 50 to 60 degrees. And I can't wait for the 70 to 80 degree weather to return.
Yes, Winter is different here. This is the only snowman of our winter season (I hope, unless we go back to this restaurant).
Happy New Year and thanks to the hosts of OUR WORLD TUESDAY.


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