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Tis getting brisk, but only just a little… by Ed Matlack Thursday, November 10, 2011 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Seems when I was younger I loved the cold weather, but as I get older I love it less & less...

The wind is starting to blow, Here comes towards us the cold, Old man winter is usually on us by now, But fortunately he hasn’t this year gotten that bold… No snow here yet fortunately, No temps below the thirties, Just a bit cooler tonight & tomorrow, A preface for winters view, Then again for us in the northeast, nothing new… The heat I hesitate to turn on, Only while I sleep do I do so, I would rather it stay off, But as I get older I seem to get more soft…

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull	11/19/2011

Thank goodness for the heat! Without it, even in hot old Texas, I would surely freeze to death before Christmas. And that's a fact, Jack… Err, I mean, Ed. Ron




Reviewed by Annabel Sheila	11/14/2011

I hear ya, Ed! Seems harder to warm up these days...guess that's all part of it....I always have a sweater handy..giggle....and dream of warm sunshine! Anna




Reviewed by TONY NERONE	11/11/2011

Me too, Ed. That is why I moved Phoenix when I became disabled. Just wear a sweater even with a jacket over it. GOD BLESS YOU Tony




Reviewed by Mr. Ed	11/11/2011

But as I get older I seem to get more soft… I thought you were taking those little blue pills for that...




Reviewed by Felix Perry	11/11/2011

We are being battered with heavy rain and high winds and I can almost feel the building sway from my 14th floor apartment...but still, glad it is not snow lol fee




Reviewed by Paul Berube	11/11/2011

Just be thankful that you're not up here in central New Hampshire, my friend. Well done, Ed.




Reviewed by Vivian Dawson	11/10/2011

An electric blanket I did just buy for my Father in his 85 th year, whose blood is now quite thin...so identying with the cold of that you write so well ~Ed~ Lady Vivian




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)	11/10/2011

Hopefully the winter up there will be milder than normal. And yes, the older you get the worse the cold affects you.