The news said 24 inches of it fell in my town.
Took me a very long time to clear my driveway and walk way and find my mailbox again.
Needless to say, Maggie was not amused.
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3 comments:
I'm impressed, Jess! Now, was this all hand-shoveling? If so--you get SUPER, BONUS POINTS from an ex-MIgander! ;D My family couldn't afford a snowblower growing up--so, even when we could afford one, we never got it!
Still stayin' warm up there? Thinkin' o' ya'! :D
All I have to say is thank god for snow blowers! I do hand shovel my walk and front steps, but I use the snow blower on the driveway. Even so it still took me two hours to do it all. And yeah, staying as warm as one can in January in New England!
Good! That's an even mix o' both! :D I would've wondered how long it would've taken to hand-shovel everything!
Yaya, for staying warm! :D
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