We had
another snow “event” last night. I didn’t even know until I let the dog out
this morning. It was only about three quarters of an inch, no big deal.
Seriously, I really had no clue there was a chance of snow. We have had a
decent amount of snow so far this winter. (I gauge it by how many times my
husband has to take the snow blower out…it’s like a small tractor). He’s done
it twice.
I live in
New England and I am used to the snow. Driving in snow is a lot different than
driving in ice. I’ve spun out on black ice, scariest thing EVER! The people
down south are having a very difficult time with their snow/ice “event” and
this has nothing to do with what’s going on down there. This is something I
noticed today getting ready to and bringing my kids to school today.
This is not
complaining; it is observation.
What does
(let’s just say) 1 inch of snow do to your morning?
- The kids keep asking why they don’t have a snow day if there’s snow on the ground.
- There’s enough snow to stay stuck on a kid’s boots so he can track some through the house while he’s taking out the garbage.
- Because of the above problem, you end up with cold, wet socks.
- There’s just enough snow that the car has to be cleaned off.
- The snow that is getting cleared off the car ends up all over you.
- There’s not a change in Hell your streets are going to get plowed.
- The main streets have been sanded (salted?) so the car in front of you makes a mess of your windshield.
That’s all I
have for now because I only drove my kids to school and don’t really plan on
going anywhere else today (until pick up).
What
observations have you made about snow “events”?