Hudson's Bay founded National Red Mitten Day to encourage Canadians to show their support for Canadian athletes and share their national pride through the tradition of wearing the company’s Red Mittens. Their goal on November 21st is to sell 25,000 Red Mittens to support Canadian Athletes in pursuing their dreams.
Since its launch ahead of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games, Hudson’s Bay’s Red Mittens have become the nation’s most iconic symbol of Canadian Olympic pride. From every sale of a pair of Red Mittens, $3.90 goes to support Canadian athletes. To date, the Red Mittens alone have raised more than $30 million for the Canadian Olympic Foundation.
Today's Name Day: Helga, Olga
Went to nursing school with a Helga. We were good friends but she died really young. Miss her
Today was a very quiet day. Had water over my drive. Not a lot but forecast was rain all day today. They lied. Plus I had an upset stomach. Just did not feel good. Stayed home today. No one was there to miss me. LL would have moved all her stuff to the upstairs office. I would not have seen much of her.
Rested all day. Cats followed me to nap in bed. I was cold today. Dressed extra warm. Felt good.
No texts to speak of from anyone. Only one email & one photo.
The next week is nothing for me but "on the outside looking in". Hate holidays. Always feel left out as I always am left out.
Sat outside for a short time. Nothing special was seen. Got one small package. It looked like it was used. All scratched. Ugly. Nothing special or expensive. Just a waste.
TV sucks tonight. As usual. Fridays are never good. All old shows. Especially late night shows.
Photos are seasonal.
Mine sure do!!!
My family plus cardinals.
