Leaving snow on the roof is also not a great thing if you have to stop short, and it all slides down the windshield. Because then you can't see.

People who don't thoroughly clean off their cars enrage me.

Lots of rage for the lack of snow removal.

I guess it's sort of a litmus test for an individual's sense of community responsibility. What you don't do affects your neighbors. Ditto with clearing off the sidewalk.

I am going to die of boredom at work today.

My car is too small and short to worry about the snow hawk.

I also cleared snow off my hood and boot.

And for a moment I pictured ita brushing snow off her head and feet.

So I haven't been here for a while -- how's this onerous task thing work? Do you provide quiet moral support - like, "this is better because I know somewhere my buffistas are rooting for me" - or post-facto encouragement - "If I can just get this done, I get many virtual slaps on the back"? Or does ita just tell me to quit whining and do it already? What's the deal? Because I think I need to shovel my drive and I'm still not dressed yet.

I definitely didn't clear the snow off our van, but it pretty much hit the ground before we made it out of our dirt roads. I suppose it's possible that someone could be driving behind us on those roads, but it hasn't actually happened yet in the nearly three years we've been living here.

I do better with the station wagon since it's lower. Longer, but lower.

I definitely didn't clear the snow off our van, but it pretty much hit the ground before we made it out of our dirt roads.

You get a pass then! (or, as the kids say YGAPT!)

Hey there, Emily!

(or, as the kids say YGAPT!)

Snerk.

Howdy! One of the kids in class the other day said "Bee-tee-double-u" - which, I'll point out, actually takes LONGER than saying "by the way".