Life in our little cottage in the country
at by Claudia
Hey everyone, we’re having trouble with the WiFi here today and I can’t upload any images and it’s all slow as molasses. So I’ll post more tomorrow.
Thanks for your patience!
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Completely understand! Have a great day! I’m going to do a post on my blog today and update on my medical issues! Hugs!
Thanks, Linda!
Tech problems are no fun! But I’m sure enjoying the city photos on Instagram, even though they are making me long for the city life. (Incurable city girl here.) Can’t wait to hear about “Another Opening”!
Thanks, Shanna!
Don’t worry and have a great day too Claudia!
Thanks, Grace!
Enjoy your “day off” – which you should be taking anyway! You’re on vacation, right? Even if Don’s not – for sure – YOU should consider yourself on one. Have fun & keep on enjoying Chicago. Go back to the Art Institute if you can! ⛲️
Thanks, Janet!
No problem Claudia…like Janet said above you are on vacation!…As much as I love your posts I never mind if you take time for yourself…Have a great day!…It feels like Chicago here today…very windy!
Thanks, Nancy!
Have a great day! We will all still be here.
Thank you, Cathy!
There are two things in Chicago that I’d like to see. All those bridges that we used to see at the beginning of the Bob Newhart show (the one with Suzanne Pleshette) and the underground tunnels from long ago that I remember reading about . I love history and those tunnels fascinated me. Remember to rest, relax and read!
I see the bridges every day and they’re beautiful. The tunnels I’ve heard about – Philadelphia has them, too. I used to use them when the weather was really bad.