Best deal of the day!
We're in the middle of a significant winter storm, with snowfall up to 25 cms (about 10 inches), high winds and bitterly cold temps.
I got up at 5 AM and peeked out to see this:
Where's my driveway??
By 7 or 8 AM, it had the added interest of a massive snowdrift:
It might not look deep, but that was about waist-high, I guessed. (Correctly as it turned out.)
I wisely went back to bed.
I got up at 5 AM and peeked out to see this:
Where's my driveway??
By 7 or 8 AM, it had the added interest of a massive snowdrift:
It might not look deep, but that was about waist-high, I guessed. (Correctly as it turned out.)
I wisely went back to bed.
Around 9 AM I could hear a plow outside on our street, so I sprung out of bed, threw on some sweats, and went out to see if the fellow would be willing to clear my driveway, and for how much. He was plowing a couple of driveways, so I thought he might be an owner, clearing for his tenants. He was agreeable, for $30, and I hesitated for only a moment. Sold!
When he was done, I handed him two $20s, because I didn't have smaller bills, but he would only take one! So for $20 I got the seriously deep snow cleared out of my little driveway, and believe me, it was the best deal of the day.
It's still snowing and blowing, so I'll have to go out later and shovel, but I hope not nearly that much.
I'm very grateful to Universal Energies/powers that be, and to this person, for both perfect timing and price!
As for the boys, this is how they deal with a snow day (okay, or any other):
Peace.






Comments
That would have been a lot of hard work to shovel :o
We are currently having snow, but the temps are supposed to go up
and give us rain and high winds :/
When the temps go back down it will all freeze again.
This happened about 2-3 weeks ago and things around the yard were very slippery.
I fell twice so far, but did not hurt myself too much ;)
Nancy and the kitties( Georgia,Julie and JJ)
I read your posting from yesterday, and I just wanted to add something that is becoming clearer to me, it's not just about the primary losses we experience, it's also about all the secondary losses that come with it. There's a domino effect and it's very real and unrecognizable. Also the 'getting over' stuff is a myth. This is something that just absorbs itself into a living being like a disease. You have to adapt to it, and I suppose we all do in each of our ways, that is why Grief is never a one fit all scenario, because we all process it differently. Peace to you throughout January and February.
Thank you so much for your comment. Hugs!
Stay warm and dry like those two smart cats of yours.
Eileen
When I lived in my house a few years ago, one of the residents on the street had a little quad that he used to plough the sidewalks on both sides of the street. It took him no time but saved everybody a tremendous amount of work.
Nice people exist all around us. They make even blizzards tolerable.
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can make it down de street !! :) ♥♥