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".

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?

I think it's more "I did this! Gimme my gold star!"

Or that could just be me.