39 thoughts on “Swim at Your Own Risk”

1. Polar bears?

   1. Haven’t seen any, but I’ll keep a look out for them.

2. Are those ice fishing shacks out there?

   1. They are indeed.

      1. You surely have heard Garrison Keillor’s ice fishing bit from Lake Wobegon. I just listened again, and it’s wonderful.

3. Well spotted!

   1. Thanks, Susan!

4. Haha, good one! 🙂

   1. A little chuckle for cold January.

5. Wonderful! I hope this beautiful Winter weather will stay with you for a little while 🧡 xxx

   1. Unfortunately, rain is forecast for the weekend. Ugh!

6. Funny!

7. Spring will be sprung in a few months! Come summer, I will be there with my younger grandson, enjoying the water and thankful for the life guards.

   1. Righto!

8. Pass the goose fat!

   1. Yes, yes!

9. Love this!

   1. 😉

10. You never can be too cautious!

    1. Right?!

11. Thank you for the chuckle. 🙂

    1. My pleasure!

12. Love the photo and that you have people out ice fishing, our lakes are still not ready .🙂

    1. It’s been very cold here, which means everything is frozen. Unfortunately, it is supposed to rain this weekend. Ugh!

13. Looks cold there. Laurie! 🙂

    1. Very cold!

14. Very very hard to imagine swimming there for a long time!

    1. Not until June for the brave and July and August for the not so brave. 😉

       1. I’d be a July swimmer!

       2. Even then, pretty chilly!

15. Ha ha, thank you for that laugh!

    1. My pleasure! 😉

16. Fish straight from the freezer

    1. Fresh and cold!

       1. 🙂

17. Ice fishing was never a sport I understood. I grew up on a lake and some winters there’d be a guy out there, sitting on a bucket, with his line in a hole early in the morning, before it was light, and he’d be there all day. My dad used to say the guy either liked ice fishing a whole lot or had a very bad marriage. 😉

    1. Not my idea of a good time, but each to his or her own, I guess.

18. 😀 This is wonderful.

    1. Good for a mid-winter giggle. 😉

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