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Oh and more on topic.... I do like raking the leaves though
Well..that sure shouldn't be allowed: Man's Job.
Oh and more on topic.... I do like raking the leaves though
That is actually what I refer to as my "drive street" as I am off the main road by about a mile, and my drive goes past my home to two other homes past me. I have a plow on my Ford 4x4 that I have to use on it, but then the blowers and shovels are used to do more, and around the house and garage area.Shoveling? What is that...a highway!? That's one heck of a picture though, thanks for posting that!
M.
That is actually what I refer to as my "drive street" as I am off the main road by about a mile, and my drive goes past my home to two other homes past me. I have a plow on my Ford 4x4 that I have to use on it, but then the blowers and shovels are used to do more, and around the house and garage area.
I don't shovel.... I'm a girl
Well...and this year...I also promised her a pair of gloves..! She loves that big scoop!! Less time outside in the blowing snow....
Nope.... like mowing the lawn, shoveling snow is the husband's job
Oh no...it is all understood, and aside from that, I never let anythings get at me...we are after all, mere humans!I hope I didn't come off badly, it is absolutely beautiful. That was my poor attempt at a joke! Thank God for the 4 x 4 though.
M.
My dad said he found a snowblower he wants me to buy for the gun shop, this morning, so I'm gonna do it. It's a bargain at 125 bucks. Last year, I did the front walk with a shovel, no biggy, I love doing it. My parking lot is a MUCH different story. It's two cars wide and change, and 4-5 cars deep and I'm talking cars the size of what I drive, not those Tinker Toy jobs on the road nowadays! I just about keeled over a few times last winter!
One time, early in the morning, I was sleeping, my friend calls me and asks me if he wants me to have him clear my drive for me. I told him to save himself the trouble, I'd put the truck in 4x4 and crawl out. He told me to go outside and look before I made my decision. It was more than waist deep! Am I glad he called me!
Agreed. I have never mowed the lawn... ever.
One year, my dear husband traveled about 4 times for work. Each time, we got massive lake effect snow falls- more than 3 feet each time. Since I wanted him to be able to get in the driveway, I had to shovel each time. He said to me at the end of the winter, "It doesn't seem like we got a lot of snow. But there is a lot in the yard."
Good man! Next year buy her a new ironing board or vacuum cleaner.
You should have had someone take a picture of all your work, made him realize what you had to do.....perhaps get a new fur coat out of it!
Well now, where you live about the only thing you have to worry about in the winter are all those drunk santa's hanging out on the corner wanting to clean yer windshield for 25 bucks! lol (just teasing, but close to truth?)?
You mean you shovel like a girl.
Meaning: you shovel snow intelligently, with no macho showiness, and you could outlast the average male by many hours? It's true.
Here's an Autumnal thought--I am off to our local high school's homecoming game--my daughter is a senior and my wife and I both went there a hundred years ago. While it was in the upper 80s today (NOT very Autumnal), tonight it is cold enough to reach for old favorites like my Orvis suede jacket and corduroys. Football equals Autumn to me. The only problem is that I fear the Titans are going to get beaten by Monrovia--and I don't think that my Trojans are going to do much better tomorrow against Stanford....... Oh, well, that it what being a fan is all about (and we did beat the Irish).
Meaning: you shovel snow intelligently, with no macho showiness, and you could outlast the average male by many hours? It's true.
Meaning: you shovel snow intelligently, with no macho showiness, and you could outlast the average male by many hours? It's true.