So, maybe that is why the weight loss for me---- all the shovelling--Lord love a Duck!-----You see, I cannot use the snowblower and the guy who is supposed got do our driveway, never appears till about 3pm--It was a huge blizzard yesterday too!
So, I will leave you all for now-- Lord love a Duck!- I heard that Himself's one ear has returned from getting fixed--I just might pick it up later-- Lord love a Duck! -- Good thing I have a megaphone to talk to him when he is upstairs-
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We have snow coming today but they are only saying about 1 to 3 inches.
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Good morning, Lynda. Those are tons of snow, WOW! I think Lopez was sent from heaven definitely. Keep yourselves warm and safe. Enjoy the day.
ReplyDeleteYu think he was sent from Heaven??_-- Holy cow!--- maybe eh?-- LOL--Lynda
DeleteSpring is 73 days away officially. It's coming and will be here before you know it.
ReplyDeleteHOLY IGLOO, Lynda! You sure do have lotsa snow!
ReplyDeleteAwwwww, definitely little Lopez did a great job! THAT’S COLD for humans, but think of having to do your biz outside and being so close to the ground! OY. No fun.
Nice to have a picture to remind us . . . warm, more weather-gentle days are coming! NOT SOON ENOUGH, though.
Yikes that's a lot of Snow! Bless you for shoveling path for Lopez at such an early hour!
ReplyDeleteYep, that shoveling sure does count as exercise. If you asked him, can your snow guy show up earlier in the day.
Happy Lopez did his duty outside.
Stay warm and safe. SPRING IS COMING!!!!!
Oh my goodness you do have a lot of snow! Stay safe and warm.
ReplyDeleteWow - what a lot of snow. And lots of shoveling for Lopez and propane guy. At least it's exercise for losing weight! Good on Lopez for doing his business outside in it. Maybe he is getting climatized! You should see if your snowplow guy will come earlier in the day.
ReplyDelete....and then God said let there be snow...lots of snow...to help woman atone for all the ice cream and gingerale that helped her to put on extra weight...and woman shoveled and shoveled...and woman lost weight...and it was good...and God smiled.
ReplyDeleteOK Willow-- Now I am smiling!--LOL---= It is true eh?--- Bugs, Lynda
DeleteYour snow is suppose to get here tomorrow. . . not looking forward to that. My knee surgery originally scheduled for today was cancelled at the last minute because the doctor wasn't feeling well and had to be tested for covid.
ReplyDeleteSo when will they re-schedule yer knee surgery?--Whatta bummer eh?---Lynda
DeleteMy arthritis-ridden body aches even more looking at that much snow! If Lopez doesn't have winter, outdoor booties you might look into those. A friend who used to live in one of our northern states used booties for her dogs of all sizes to keep their paw pads from freezing and cracking. Keep warm and cozy.
ReplyDeleteThat's a LOT of snow, we've never had that much here in Central Ohio. Wowee! I'd be moving right fast outta there if it were me, gosh almighty!
ReplyDeleteI feel for the farmers here with so little snow having arrived so far, but since I shovel my own? Selfishly NOT wishing for a whole lot more. But Brrrr! Poor little Lopez. Poor Lynda! But good exercise. Yay for the scale results!
ReplyDeleteGood job, Lopez!!! I can't even imagine him being able to go out without a good path shoveled out for him. You are a great doggie mom!!! We have some snow but not nearly what you have there!
ReplyDeleteWOW! A lot of snow and you going out there at 5 am in the dark. You are wonder woman indeed! What great news Lopez! I just told my husband that I needed to get online and see how little Lopez was doing today! lol You are a doggie from heaven. We all love to check in on you and see how your wonderful mommy is doing too. Keep up the good work little one!:)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, that is a big bunch of snow!!! And icicles ... we get snow once or twice a winter or not at all. And it always melts away in a day or so at longest.
ReplyDeleteThat's a bunch of shoveling, lots of exercise and calories burned. Good on Mr. Lopez, getting right out there as he should ... he's doing amazingly well.
We have not got your beautiful (but difficult to deal with) snow yet. Just freezing cold. Brrr...My car said -8F (-22.2222C)! Almost as cold as you are. It had already warmed up a couple of degrees.
ReplyDeleteI go for my hearing aids to the Minneapolis VA next Wednesday. Then I will be able to hear as well as Himself!
You said weight loss cuz of shoveling, but not how much. Doesn't really matter to me. Just (if we were still on Spark) remember to count is...both strength and cardio in my mind!
Lopez is a perfect little guy. It just took a while to get him there.
{{{HUGS}}}
Wow, so much snow, Remember to pace yourself with the shoveling, and take care how you lift the shovel. Not saying it would happen to you but I buggered up my shoulder a few years back shoveling snow. I don't want that to happen to you.
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I am still catching up but am laughing by Willow's comment. So creative! Keep that smile Lynda it does a body good! (((HUGS)))
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