Yesterday, I shovelled snow ALL day!-Our driveway snowplough guy never appeared--He is kind of "hit and miss"-- I was ready to fire him--but--Himself said I must give him more chances--so--at 93 yrs, Himself went out with our snowblower which is pretty scary to watch--
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OH my! Glad you and DH could get the snow plowing job done. **SIGH** So frustrating when someone we depend on doesn’t show up. Disappointing.
ReplyDeleteYES YES YES! The days are getting longer minute – by - minute. Hallelujah!
Here's to a good Thursday!
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Have a nice day. Is your driveway very long? I seem to remember that it is.
ReplyDeleteOnly 80 days until the official beginning of Spring. May it come sooner than that!
ReplyDeleteYou are such a strong amazing woman! Quite a workout you did. Have a nice Thursday, warm, entertaining, and cozy.
ReplyDeleteoh dear, but you can count the snow shoveling as a great workout. I shoveled for just an hour yesterday and I am sore. Hope today is better.
ReplyDeleteYou are a strong and patient woman! I hope the snow-plowing guy will give more consideration to older people who really don't need to be outside shoveling and blowing snow.My goodness! Hold on to HOPE...we can't let go now. We've made it this far 🙌 Sorry your son is sick! Glad he's doing better. Have a nice day to all of you...hugs 🤗
ReplyDeleteI am so looking forward to a new year with hopes that life gets back to some kind of normal!!! Sorry himself had to do the driveway. Too bad your snowplowing guy didn't show up!
ReplyDeleteDon't forget those clothes this coming weekend. It gonna be COLD outside!
ReplyDeleteGood thing you are indeed strong! Hope your driveway guy starts showing up!
All of that snow shoveling/blowing keeps the two of you in great shape! Hope your guy shows up, though....it’s NO fun to have to do it repeatedly!😩. Take good care, stay warm, and enjoy the dwindling hours of 2021❤️ Eissa7
ReplyDeleteI just love that everyday the day is a little longer. Hate taking the dog for a walk in the dark in the early evening. Be careful both of you with all the shoveling/blowing. It's heavy stuff and is much better left to a reliable snowplow guy - especially with all the snow you get!
ReplyDeleteLynda, I can picture Himself blowing snow with you watching! I am glad I wasn't there!
ReplyDeleteIt will be great to see the New Year...with no more variants, I trust.
Hope Little Lopez can get through all the now, too.
It took me 20 minutes to clear my windshield yesterday. Luckily we got no more snow last night.
I am ready for spring. I bet you are, too.
No mention of the family (or famDAMily as a friend used to say), so I trust all is fine there.
"See" you tomorrow. Have a restful night. {{{HUGS}}}
I am grateful for so many wonderful things in my life. Mostly just waking up each morning. Wear a smile and just keep saying Yes! Whatever I have to look forward to today, I can handle it.
ReplyDeleteSorry your plow guy was AWOL. Trying to imagine Fred with a big snow blower. Both of you are amazing.
ReplyDeleteHang in...spring is coming.
Rest well Today!
Hugs and blessings
Gosh Fred is determined as you are.....lol
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year Lynda and Himself...wish you a terrific 2021.
Today was my mothers' birthday...wowzer...time flies.
We had a GOOD thing happen, we dodged tornadoes all evening yesterday, so the ones who touched down as close as 5 miles from us, and hit a few other places here in Alabama hurt no one, just thankful only property damage...
You and Himself are a powerful team, you sure get a lot done outside! Thankful you can do it all, hope there are other snow removal people around though. Hard job, could be dangerous. Take care!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you, Himself and those doggies of yours! I'll be here sweating in near 36c weather here - about 95f - trying to stay cool. It will get better! Only January, February and March - then it will be Autumn and comfortable. Be careful and take care in that snow. Brr! Being from Saginaw, Michigan (your daughter would go by it on i75 if she could travel), I'm no stranger to snow. Not sure which I'd want today to be honest!
ReplyDeleteWe shoveled snow two days in a row and my husband snow blew. It's pretty good exercise but, we have nowhere the snow or the area you have to clear. Happy New Year to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteSome Juncos just stopped by to say hello. They said to tell you they send their regards! They don't miss the cold.I tell them it's cold here. They said I don't know what cold is until I go to visit Lynda!(((HUGS)))
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