Shoveling snow

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  • jen_092
    jen_092 Posts: 254 Member
    Cylphin60 wrote: »
    jenxbowers wrote: »
    Cylphin60 wrote: »
    More snow incoming lol. Looking forward to the burn

    Wooo!!

    LoL, based on your OP I think your first order of business should be waking your roommates up with buckets of snow and ice :) and make them shovel.

    Take video when you do it please! :D

    Hahahaha! I like this idea!

    They changed the forecast for me, though; we're not getting much tomorrow. I actually like snow for snowshoeing, and days off school :)
  • Cylphin60
    Cylphin60 Posts: 863 Member
    jenxbowers wrote: »
    Cylphin60 wrote: »
    jenxbowers wrote: »
    Cylphin60 wrote: »
    More snow incoming lol. Looking forward to the burn

    Wooo!!

    LoL, based on your OP I think your first order of business should be waking your roommates up with buckets of snow and ice :) and make them shovel.

    Take video when you do it please! :D

    Hahahaha! I like this idea!

    They changed the forecast for me, though; we're not getting much tomorrow. I actually like snow for snowshoeing, and days off school :)
    They changed our forecast too. More. Lots more lol. Looks like a 4 hour workout tomorrow night and most likely a wicked snowball fight with my wife and daughter. >:):) I usually lose, but it's still good fun. :)
  • Rocknut53
    Rocknut53 Posts: 1,794 Member
    I have a snow blower...haven't used it yet. Maybe when I can throw the snow over the deck railing.
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  • ronocnikral
    ronocnikral Posts: 176 Member
    shoveling sucks. Growing up in Minnesota i could never figure out why my father never bought a snowblower....but being outside when it's dark and cold and you're shoveling day after day. Trust me, the novelty wears off quickly.

    The vibrations of my snowblower really ups my step count though... :smile:
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