Breakfast Break

It was breakfast time, but nothing appealed. Neither hot cereal nor cold cereal nor the bread that was available for toast. And we wouldn't have eggs until grocery pickup tomorrow. Not that we make that kind of breakfast very often.

Idea: why not go out for breakfast?

Of course, we aren't about to go out for a traditional, restaurant breakfast, but how about picking up from the coffee shop (Tims for ye Canucks) and take it to the water or at least the parking lot near the water.

It seemed like a plan, so that's what we did. Of course, we took another version of what has become our traditional, pandemic car photo. We haven't taken one for quite awhile though because, except for short drives, we've hardly been out of the house for two months.

It wasn't a brilliant day, as witnessed by the view through the car window. Our eye view, however, was a little clearer since we were farther back from the window than the camera was for this picture.

I got out to take a pano with my phone. 

The phone had a tough time blending, but that's okay. It looks dirty. When the snow isn't fresh it can get this way if it doesn't lie in an undisturbed field, as it does beyond the pile.

We were only there for a half hour, and despite the bleak day, it was a very nice little break.

By the time we got home, it was more snowy than rainy, and I expect it will go back and forth today and possibly for a few days. I don't mind seeing the mixed weather as the temperatures begin to rise, however slightly, because February has been quite cold.