Early Mornings in the Dark

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Tall woman in a family of taller people. Unsure yet if I belong here, we shall see!

Shelf at Sobeys with Fibre One Brownie, price tag says $2.99 and 1,000 Scene points when you buy five. Regular price is $4.99.
A tall young man on top of a muddy riverbank, about to slide down the mud into the river (which isn't visible). There's a clear blue sky above, some grasses around where he's standing and smooth brown mud in front of him.
A yellow vehicle? that looks kind of like a car but it's tiny, might fit one person in it.
A silicone pan that is divided into small cubes, in this case filled with minced garlic.
A breakdown of the nutritional value of a Costco hot dog, slice of pepperoni pizza and a sundae. Rings in at 1865 calories.
Text from the breast screening clinic letter, indicating that my breasts are almost entirely fatty, and I do not have dense breasts.
A metal pot with raw black beans, onions and liquid.
A box of Corn Squares cereal and a buy three get one free coupon.
Wet windshield with ice pellets.
Screenshot from the story showing that it was -10C (50F)
Weebles wobble but they don't fall down (egg shaped toys from the 70s)
Box of peanut butter ice cream bars from Costco.
Power poles leaning over on Bayers Road.
A Northern Flicker in my window feeder, trying to peck open some peanuts.
Screenshot of an announcement by HRCE, school is being delayed two hours today, March 4, 2026.
In the Maritimes the snow and high winds will continue this evening, although the drier air wrapping into the low could allow lulls or periods of light snow at times as the centre of the low tracks up the Atlantic Coast. The snow is also forecast to mix to ice pellets, rain and drizzle along the Atlantic Coast of Nova Scotia and potentially as far inland as Hants and Colchester counties, along with the eastern tip of Kings County on Prince Edward Island.
Chicken thigh coated with corn flakes on a plate, accompanied by roasted potatoes and carrots.
An NSLC/Air Miles ad, offering 100 bonus Air Miles if you spend $20 or more on Budweiser or Bud Light beverages. It leads with Team Canada's quest for gold is on.
Costco ad for Iberico Bellota Ham, on sale for $849.00
Air fried pita chips on a plate.
A bright red Northern Cardinal in an otherwise colourless photo.
Apuknajit is named after the Spirit of Winter. On February 1 the Mi'kmaw people leave a food offering to please Apuknajit, so he will leave here and bring an early spring.
A bunch of carrot ribbons with a carrot slicer that looks like a big orange pencil sharpener.
Screenshot from NS Gov site showing provincial government offices closed January 26th.
Screenshot by Jonathan Edward Durham, saying, "This too shall pass, but probably like in a kidney stone kinda way so IDK."
A screenshot from Facebook of flooded street, Park Street between Truro and Bible Hill.
A tortilla with chicken filling, unwrapped.
Browned lentil patties on an air fryer pan.
A pot with onion, potato, carrots, lentils and liquid.
Cartoon stick figures showing the different phases of Christmastide. 1-26 December is festive. Dec 27-31st is confused, full of cheese, unsure of the day of the week. January, etc. is Fat.
A cartoon image of a person crying why they squeeze the big bulge that is now their tummy.
A perfect circle of raised dough.
Amazon boxes in front of my door so I can't easily get out.
Screenshot from the NS Power outage map, with a section in Timberlea showing with a power outage.
A plate with poached eggs, a cheese bun topped with melted smoked cheese, a couple sausage patties and clementines, with a carton of mango nectar.
Mechanical keyboard, Lofree Flow Lite
A blue egg bite mold with three poached eggs in it.
Special weather statement predicting a winter storm Tuesday night into Wednesday.
A screenshot from the MSI site, showing that you're supposed to send proof of full-time enrolment from the college/university for your student if they're in school out of province, to continue MSI health coverage.
One of those f*ck trudeau signs, but in this context it's funny.
Photo of a grilled cheese from Gateway Meat Market, with the caption, "Armstrong sliced mozzarella $12.97 for 5 lb!"
Description of Gateway's mozzarella cheese from the Saputu website. "Our processed cheese food with mozzarella cheese flavour slices have a smooth texture and a clean dairy flavour."