What do I do after shoveling 2-3 feet of snow?

"HW" said:
I'm a eight o clock coffee addict
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We got a Keurig last Christmas (09) and I drink double the amount now because it is so easy and I have many choices. ; I love flavored coffee!
 
I thought you were going to be doing a Disney commercial. ; As in..."You just got finished shoveling 2-3 feet of snow...what are you going to do now?" ; "I'm going to Disneyland!".

But Tim Horton's is a good option, too. ; :)
 
"zackiedawg" said:
I thought you were going to be doing a Disney commercial. ; As in..."You just got finished shoveling 2-3 feet of snow...what are you going to do now?" ; "I'm going to Disneyland!".
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I suppose if I won the Super Bowl, but then I would be filthy rich and living in a warm climate! ; I hate the snow. ; I think I mentally moved to Florida about 10 times today!
 
I'll mentally swap with you - I keep having little mental trips where I'm playing in snow and making snowmen and having fun, since I don't get to experience snow much anymore. ; But I only want my mental trip to last long enough where I make a snowman, throw a few snowballs, then leave. ; You can return to your reality to do the shoveling, the driving on ice, and paying the heating bill...I just want the fun part of the snow! ; :)
 
That's why I come home to Ohio for the holidays: to stay long enough to get cold enough to remember why I moved to Florida! :) Although, I must admit, real snowmen are waaaay better than the plastic kind populating FL.

Erich
 
In So Cal, we went to the snow for a few hours last week, threw snowballs, made snowmen, rode inner tubes and had some hot cocoa. My brother went surfing the same day.

The only bad thing we have that you can't get away from is the idiots in Sacramento that try to run our lives. (sigh) I'd rather deal with the snow.
 
"RocketTom" said:
The only bad thing we have that you can't get away from is the idiots in Sacramento that try to run our lives. (sigh) I'd rather deal with the snow.
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Well, that, and the earthquakes. ; And mudslides. ; And fires. ; ;) ; And the last two never really bothered me...just that first one. ; :)
 
Nah, we don' live in the hills so the only thing about fires is dealing with the smoke. And the road closures for mud slides.

Earthquakes - OK, you go a point. But it's been a while since we've had a hurricane... ; ;)
 
Hurricanes I've been through. ; Quite a few too, a few years back. ; Been through a number of earthquakes as well...at least half-a-dozen memorable ones. ; Most didn't bother me too much - didn't like 'em, but thought I could live with them...sort of like hurricanes. ; But my last earthquake proved me wrong...I can NOT live with those! ; Hurl me a hurricane a month, just don't give me any more of those earthquakes!

(BTW, I lived west of the San Fernando valley for years, in the foothills above Malibu, so I definitely dealt with the fires and mudslides...but I was able to deal with those).
 
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