I’ve been keeping up with the storm (or at least trying to) by going out every couple of hours to shovel the walkway, around the cars and the end of the driveway. When driving over my mom’s to shovel her out I noticed a good number of cars and driveways that were straight up covered and hadn’t been touched.
Reflecting on it right now I’m not sure which is the better method.
One makes for obviously lighter duty at the end but the screw it til the end method where you sit around and eat like a pig and watch marathon tv series on Netflix sounds pretty damn good.
Please let it end…
What has been your tactic for handling the last few storms. If the options presented in the poll don’t represent your method, leave a comment.
Good Morning Gloucester 
Actually I wait for the snow plow to come to plow the driveway and shovel the walk.
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Other: I am waiting until spring.
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Yes, Paul, why can’t we be like the other mammals and wait for it to melt?? Hmmm???
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I always like to keep up with it, but this storm I couldn’t. It wasn’t more than 5 minutes after I shoveled that it was filled in and then my shovel broke. Not able to get my car out to get another, i await tomorrow morning, when I will hope I am plowed out, (I never use a plow guy, I shovel my drive) and can get out to get a shovel. I was stranded for 3 days during the 78 storm and this is worse, more snow, deeper snow, relentless snow. Or maybe i am 37 years older now and it just seems worse. But I don’t think so.
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I thought this question as I looked out of my window getting ready to dig my chicken’s out. Most of my neighbors wait (we have a lot of college age people living next door) but I go out every then and again. I was shoveling from 630 until 4 with two breaks yesterday and that is with help from a plow my husband. I keep care of some people but still what a storm can’t wait until I can enjoy it cross country skiing its been grand. Got to go shovel.
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I let my husband deal with it. I can’t, I broke my knee. I am glad I bought him the snow blower.
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