Hi everyone.
It is Wednesday afternoon and I am writing early this week because tomorrow I have an appointment at the Bedford hospital at 9:40 a.m. for a mammogram and then I have an appointment at the chiropractor and I am not sure what time I will get home, so I thought I had better start this column while Makailee is sleeping and Mattalee is still at school.
We are supposed to get some more snow and I am hoping we wonât get it until I get back home tomorrow.
We did get a little more snow this past Sunday morning. We had about an inch and a half or two inches when I got up Sunday morning. I got busy right away and got it all swept off the two decks and front porch and walk. Monday morning we had another little dusting of snow and I got everything cleaned off again and Jessica got our car cleaned off because Charley had an appointment in Altoona at the foot doctor. We still have most of the snow that we got the weekend before.
Bracknell Climate Action Group hopes to work with the council A NEW climate campaign which aims to work with the council to tackle environmental issues is set to launch. Bracknell Climate Action Group will officially ‘go live’ on Wednesday, February 3 at a meeting of the new organisation. Kathryn O’Neal, one of the group’s founders, said: “We are very excited about this event. “The big UN climate change conference COP 26 is being held here in the UK later this year and the country is gearing up to show what we can do. “We know many people in Bracknell want our council to escalate their actions as well.