Betsy Hanscom is the designer of Maine Warmers microwave heating pads that help relieve muscle aches and pains, keep you warm in winter, and can be frozen to help you chill out in summer. She started this company in the year 2000 as an online, retail store. This blog is about the many uses of these heating pads and related health issues that have been brought to her attention through years of taking with customers and other interested people.
Saturday, April 06, 2013
Mud Season in Maine
"Texting" in Maine sometimes means writing a message in the dirt on the back window of a car or truck. This time of year, in most of Maine, the snow banks wear a film of road dirt, but the snow in the mountains is still white and offers great spring skiing.
It's "Mud Season." The ground is oozy all day and at night it freezes. The sharp westerly wind reminds us to keep our winter coats handy, and I think how hardy those dainty, little crocus must be to poke their faces out of the ground right now.
Taxes are due this month, it's too soon to start the garden, and I know how many workouts it will take before I dare to put on a pair of shorts or a bathing suit.
If you are feeling betwixt, between, and a bit scattered, it may just be the time of year. Try using a Maine Warmer to help you relax and rejuvenate. The warmth from a Cozy Sheep will help put a smile on your face and a little spring into your step. And if you feel like writing to us be sure to call, email, or leave a "Maine Text." We always love to hear from you. Or follow us on Facebook.
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