More so just tired of it. Being in the mtns of SWVA we are prone to getting some fairly sizable snowfalls. 2-1/2 to 3' at a spell are not all that uncommon here but certainly are not the norm. What we are used to though is those snows melting off relatively quickly here, like in less than 5 days give or take. Not used to one snow piling on top of another and then another and so on which has been the case this year. And while the Blue Ridge mtns may not reach to heights much like the Rockies and others out west, they're very steep with mostly hollars instead of valley's so there is no avoiding the idiots that have no clue how to get around in the snow. I have a mile+ of driveway to keep clear and have not complained once about as I wouldn't have it any other way.
Of course, if we want snow, all I have to do is drive up to DARBY's place a couple hours away, where the whiner cry's over a little snow on his porch and truck.
Now, now, Miss Lynn remember you are a Lady. Just keep warm , you are from Quebec as well, you know what snow and cold are!! Cheers NC
I was an angry lady today, and now I am paying for it, with my problem. BP is up and heart rate is rising, and I have taken a little something to stop me from doing unlady like things to unintelligent beings who claim to be human, and who make my derriere twitch, which is not a good thing in my realm.
At this moment I am curled up in my pj's, waiting on a cup of tea, and a biscuit or two. The pill is beginning to work, and I am warmer now.
Thank you. Your always the voice of peace and sanity for me
"Camping places fix themselves in your mind as if you had spent long periods of your life in them. You will remember a curve of your wagon track in the grass of the plain like the features of a friend." Isak Dinesen
More so just tired of it. Being in the mtns of SWVA we are prone to getting some fairly sizable snowfalls. 2-1/2 to 3' at a spell are not all that uncommon here but certainly are not the norm. What we are used to though is those snows melting off relatively quickly here, like in less than 5 days give or take. Not used to one snow piling on top of another and then another and so on which has been the case this year. And while the Blue Ridge mtns may not reach to heights much like the Rockies and others out west, they're very steep with mostly hollars instead of valley's so there is no avoiding the idiots that have no clue how to get around in the snow. I have a mile+ of driveway to keep clear and have not complained once about as I wouldn't have it any other way.
Raeford....
just FYI, I am from Bluefield... and have a lot of family scattered between Beckley down to Wytheville, Christiansburg and Blacksburg...