The prompt for Six Word Friday is Chill.
Struggling to think of six words,
Plain and simple, brain is frozen. 
Linking to Adrienne’s blog.
Praying for all of you in the path of the storm.
The prompt for Six Word Friday is Chill.
Struggling to think of six words,
Plain and simple, brain is frozen. Linking to Adrienne’s blog.
Praying for all of you in the path of the storm.
You crack me up!
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I hope you’re feeling better, Suzicate!
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made me laugh! sorry, dear!
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Thanks for humoring me, Theresa.
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Ha! Perfect! 🙂
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Thanks, Nancy! 🙂
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Thanks for making me laugh today. The weather here is perfect.
Winter Storm Nemo. I didn’t know about it until I went looking for it on Weather Channel after reading your comment. I am praying for them, too.
I’ll never forget the blizzard of 1978 that hit Ohio an Michigan. It was then that I decided I didn’t like living in the Great Lakes region any longer. People froze to death on the highways.
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That would have been terrible, Carol Ann, freezing to death on the highways. I’m glad you found the humor in my situation. 🙂 The rain stopped, but the wind is still pretty strong, temp up to 50. Doesn’t feel like 50, though.
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When I saw the e-mail notification of your post, I thought the subject was “Six Word – Chili”. I wondered how you were going to share a chili recipe in 6 words.
Great take on the challenge today!
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I’ve had chili on the brain for a few days, picked up the ingredients and will be making it tomorrow. The only way to get it in six words is, “Arise, get thyself over to Wendy’s!” Thanks, Dianna. 🙂
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That is hilarious, Patti! We like Wendy’s chili too!
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I had to have Wendy’s the other day, Dianna. They do make good chili.
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Ha ha! It’s in the 30s here in Illinois but I can’t seem to get my fingers warm. Chili sounds good, but I’ll try a nice, warming glass of wine first. 😉
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Go ahead, Peg, I’ll yell for you when the soup is done. 🙂
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hehe, creative! six words is hard!
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Sometimes it is, Debbie.
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Believe it or not Patti, I sometimes struggle for words too!
Don’t forget PB with your chili. A bite of chili, a bite of peanut butter.
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I’ve never heard of peanut butter with chili, Pix. You? Struggle for words? 😉
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And that sums it up perfectly! I can’t wait for spring… 🙂
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Thanks, Meg! I’m trying to make the most of the days I have to stay inside so when spring finally arrives I can go out and play!
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Stay warm, stay home, eat chili. 🙂
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I like that idea, Georgette. A LOT.
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The six words are hilarious and all the comments are as funny as well. Wendy’s has great chili but I always order “Junior Bacon Cheesburger”
Stay warm and get busy with that soup!
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I LOVE the Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger, too, Linda! My husband even orders that now.
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We have good taste in cuisine!
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I agree with Purpleborough, this has been a hilarious read. Thanks for the chuckles. 🙂
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Thanks, Elizabeth. It makes me smile to know others found this funny.
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Will, Dill…you need to chill!!
Mama fussing at her boys. Haha
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LOL Good one, Jayne. 🙂
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Haha…this is funny – I can relate to frozen brain syndrome. Luckily, it’s temporary (whether caused by brain malfunction or outside temperature :))
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That’s good to know, Janna, that it’s temporary. 🙂 Awaiting the spring thaw…
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I’m pretty sure my brain is in permafrost mode.
🙂
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I might have a touch of that, too, Robert! LOL
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