This winter has been the coldest since we moved to Texas five years ago. Normally there might be a day or two of cold between a long length of sunny, moderate days, but it has been consistently below-average cold since early December. Not anywhere close to the frigid temperatures we knew back in Kansas, but it’s sure not the sunny warmth we have come to expect here!
Yesterday was Bill’s final day of cardio rehab in College Station. To say goodbye to his therapists, he took them chocolate peanut butter eggs (he says it’s for them having to put up with his orneriness). Then we went out for a late lunch date at Koppe Bridge Bar & Grill. Great hamburgers and chicken sandwiches! It’s so much colder than normal, the owners have cobbled together this old space heater attached to a tall wooden bench.
I recently found out that Pentel now makes a “flat” waterbrush so I ordered one — only to find out that the bristles have more of a “cat tongue” shape. But I decided to add color to this sketch just using this new waterbrush. Not the flat I was hoping for, but fun to splash color on with.
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