What is one way that winter in the Liverpool neighborhood of Galeville can wear you down?
It adds up.
When it seems that you can’t remember how many days in a row you had to brush off the cars.
Don’t slip.
And run the shovel along the front walk.
I think of it as another darn dusting.
But it sure beats the stuff measured in feet.
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The rain has set in and it’s squishy and muddy here. It’s supposed to hit upper 70’s this week, but they’re giving potentially 3-5 inches more of rain. I would just nearly prefer snow.
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I would really, really dig some days in the upper 70s, Apple Pie, squishy or not.
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Ah yes, snow. I’m originally from Minnesota and I know the feeling. Great post, I really enjoyed it. Also, thanks for checking out my recent blog post.
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Thanks for joining my little group here, Emily. Yes, Minnesota. If you’re from there, you indeed know snow. 😮
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I’m with you, Mark. These days, I get excited if I look out the side door and don’t see any snow on top of my car. I am so tired of having to brush it off every day. But spring is just around the corner, and there will be no ice scrapers, no snow brushes – and no snow boots! I can hardly wait.
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This winter has seemed to wear me down and out, CM. Must be the increasing years on my odometer. Oy.
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we had a surprise dusting last night, and like you, i tried to tell myself that it could have been worse with an accumulation that i would have had to shovel. it is supposed to be 62 degrees here on tuesday. heading towards spring kicking and screaming.
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Here’s to 62 degrees, singing with joy, Beth. 😮
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We had more than a dusting this morning! The saving grace was that it was light and fluffy, so I got it shoveled while Steven showered (he has to work today).
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You’re a good wife, Cynthia, getting the shoveling done while Steven prepared for https://wp.me/p3dLY1-6aowork!
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Sometimes I like to feel like I’m tough.
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I can see where the sweeping and brushing are better than the shoveling and heaving!!!
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Yes, that’s a true statement for sure, MBC.
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