It just keeps snowing. We got 33 inches and then a few days later six more for good measure. I tried to take Ella snowshoeing, but our neighbors piled snow on the road and dropped a tree across it for good measure. My husband was trying to pack a trail, so Ella wouldn't have such a hard time. Instead of snowshoeing, we spent quality time shoveling (always with the shoveling) out our very stuck ATV. Needless to say, I'm not happy with the new neighbors. The worst part is they weren't trying to be mean, they are just that clueless. That is the first time we have ever gotten the ATV stuck.
I guess that is a hint that I should just stay in the cabin and quilt.
Am I the only person still shoveling?
We got hit hard with snow as well. However, this week, the temperature will hover around 5 to 7 degrees Celsius (don't know what that is in Fahrenheit, but it's above freezing), so hopefully we will lose some of it. -Jenn
ReplyDeleteOh, Bonnie! What a drag! You be careful. You might hurt your back. I always grumble when I'm out walking and people haven't shoveled their walks. You're a good snow neighbor!
ReplyDeleteI just can't imagine that much snow! Wow! You do live in a winter wonderland.
ReplyDeleteNo shovelling here this winter. Only small flurries of a few snowflakes that quickly disappeared. I’m hoping that it’s not too soon to say we have had a snowless winter just a very wet one!
ReplyDeleteWe are in the midst of a drought in winter, hopefully we get a March miracle, wild to see snow when it was near 80 drgrees today.
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of snow Bonnie! Winter exercise seems to be getting stronger isn't it? You are pretty good at quilting, a pretty good skill to work on honing during the downtime. Good times are ahead, let's just wait and sit it out for the best of our health and peace, shall we?! For more updates please visit us at https://www.bloghasting.com/
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