Next Door Neighbors by Pat Sandy for February 01, 2024

I’m good with waiting until it melts.

I’m good with living in an apartment building in a city. Someone else does the shoveling.

February, 2011. It snowed every other day. Had to shovel every three hours to keep ahead of it, three times a week.

I’m with Dewey! Except the plows make snow banks at the end of the driveway….

I’m good with having a plowing contract.

I’m good with living in the south.

I’m okay telling Jan to use the cordless snow shovel.

I just pee on the snow and hope it melts.

Followed up with a SIX pack!!

When we both worked, getting up early to shovel was a thing, as was keeping “ahead of the storm” like he does. Now, I make sure the sidewalks are cleared for the kids walking to the school one block away & the drive when/if we need to get to the store. Living in Denver metro area, we get the occasional big storm then the next week temps are around 50°F and most everything melts quickly.

Sounds like a surprisingly efficient method to me, Norm.

we invested in a snowblower many years ago specifically to ensure that it would never snow heavily…