The Front Porch
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I don't have a front porch. Have a garage with furniture and a nice comfy back porch. Hopefully that's good enough.
Welcome to the Southland....
Last week I woke up in Ohio and it was 39* F, I thought the world had frozen over
Last week I woke up in Ohio and it was 39* F, I thought the world had frozen over
Like it not, Winter is coming. Be awhile before we'll hear this one again... (besides, what's a front porch without a little music)
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My back porch is where I hang out. The front is more of a sidewalk to the front door, lots of cacti and rocks.
Anyway... I had an impromptu trip to the Botanical Garden tonight with the girls. The weather is perfect this time of year. And they make me smile
Anyway... I had an impromptu trip to the Botanical Garden tonight with the girls. The weather is perfect this time of year. And they make me smile
My back porch is where I hang out. The front is more of a sidewalk to the front door, lots of cacti and rocks.
Anyway... I had an impromptu trip to the Botanical Garden tonight with the girls. The weather is perfect this time of year. And they make me smile
I'm more of a backdoor kind of guy.
It's crazy man. I was golfing a couple years ago in St. Augustine Fla. it was 60deg. I was in shorts and the old people walking were in down parkas with chooks on. and gloves.
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It's 53° right now and absolutely amazing. It just takes a few days to get used to it. My supervisor met me today wearing a winter hat. Was hilarious.
at 53* I would be wearing a winter coat and hat and possibly mittens or gloves.
Where I come from, we call these:
Chook/Toque
Chook/Toque/Beanie
Across much of the country this basic knit hat is referred to as a beanie. However in the Upper Peninsula this is commonly referred to as a chook (or chuke) and toque (or tuque). There is no doubt that a chook is the most common of winter hats and comes in the most varieties. Some have a ball on the top. Many have sports teams. And they come in a wide array of fabrics, colors, and fits. Chooks are warm, durable, and practical for nearly all scenarios.
I get the strangest looks when I say it's cold enough to wear a chook.
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