tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4947723530479818649.post2300635530593201171..comments2009-12-24T18:29:24.752-05:00OMnoreply@blogger.comBlogger5125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4947723530479818649.post-24230165470915950582009-12-24T18:29:24.752-05:002009-12-24T18:29:24.752-05:00MommyK, honestly, my car is stronger than my neighbors&#39; lawn chairs, so I don&#39;t mind losing my spot.<br /><br />Anonymous, I actually heard someone say that today. But that would involve thinking ahead, which is not something I ever want to be caught doing.<br /><br />Wolfbernz, Merry Christmas. I actually gave that movie 5 stars on Netflix because I love it. I consider it the modern-day Odyssey. Something like that. Netflix has been looking at me funny ever since.<br /><br />Claude, for a second our block was a real ideal America the beautiful. People were helping each other, careful not to wake up the junkies. I gave my shovel to a guy who didn&#39;t even live there and told him to leave it on my porch. Another guy gave me his broomstick to dust off my car. But it didn&#39;t last long. A couple of hours later a neighbor gave me a finger because I didn&#39;t see her when I was pulling up. And of course I checked on the guy with my shovel every few seconds. And the junkies woke up, which means I now have a Giant shopping cart in front of my house (they use those as moving trucks after they hit each other).OMhttp://www.insanebaltimore.com/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4947723530479818649.post-36273938910161921242009-12-24T10:49:41.791-05:002009-12-24T10:49:41.791-05:00Back in the mid-90s when we had that other blizzard, I was living in Northern NJ. My driveway was about 200 feet long, so we had a snowblower. I&#39;d use it to do my driveway, my sidewalk and the one belonging to the old lady next door, who lived on the corner. So it took me a LONG time to do a single pass on all the pavement involved. <br /><br />I also used it to help dig out a couple of the neighbors&#39; cars. Some other neighbor complained about our shoveling/blowing snow into her driveway, which she never used (she was on the opposite corner from the old lady and parked on the other street). So just for the giggles, when I was finished with the dig-out, I blew out her driveway from one end to the other. I actually guilted her into being a better neighbor till the day I moved. (-:Claudehttp://baltimorediary.typepad.comnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4947723530479818649.post-50721244104021443992009-12-23T22:40:11.489-05:002009-12-23T22:40:11.489-05:00I just use my tractor and push everything out of the way...LOL<br /> I guess on the Eastern Shore we can get away with that.<br /><br />Merry Christmas<br />PS I just watched that movie again!Wolfbernzhttp://www.blogdumps.com/bdblognoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4947723530479818649.post-32813643371177142712009-12-21T00:21:01.804-05:002009-12-21T00:21:01.804-05:00put tarp on car pull off when snow stops pull offAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4947723530479818649.post-2125604203818378042009-12-20T14:23:02.540-05:002009-12-20T14:23:02.540-05:00Make sure you get your lawn chair out now. You know, to save the spot you dig out wrong. :)MommyKhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15397302130308197831noreply@blogger.com