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Hooray for snow! This is the first snowfall of the year that could really bear the name (not just a couple of quickly glimpsed flakes) and not only is it sticking, it's actually shovelable! None of these fakeouts about "one to three inches" followed by a light dusting. (Same deal as last year, actually.)
I ran outside barefoot to leave some tracks and feel the fluffy snow (it's a really pleasant texture, even if I can't stand it for long).
The landlord hires a snow-removal company, which I feel weird about. I've always shoveled out my own sidewalk and driveway, and never really minded it. (Even as a teenager, with a 150 foot long gravel driveway.) If it were up to me I'd tell him to not worry about it but I'd have to talk to the upstairs neighbors about it, and I suspect they're happy enough to have the service. In the meantime, I guess I can shovel out curb cuts and hydrants and crosswalks instead.
I ran outside barefoot to leave some tracks and feel the fluffy snow (it's a really pleasant texture, even if I can't stand it for long).
The landlord hires a snow-removal company, which I feel weird about. I've always shoveled out my own sidewalk and driveway, and never really minded it. (Even as a teenager, with a 150 foot long gravel driveway.) If it were up to me I'd tell him to not worry about it but I'd have to talk to the upstairs neighbors about it, and I suspect they're happy enough to have the service. In the meantime, I guess I can shovel out curb cuts and hydrants and crosswalks instead.
