It's been three days of on and off shoveling and trying to clear the driveway from snow. My arms and back are so sore and I am just physically and mentally exhausted. Storm Jonas dropped about 3 feet of snow in my area and it will take time before we'll recover.
Saturday, second day of storm: the snow was up to 2+ feet. Our neighbor was out battling snow with his snowblower, which later broke.
It was a losing battle.
Our main street and sidewalks disappeared in a few hours.
Sunday was the second time we were out shoveling again. The sidewalks were more like trenches.
While we shoveled all day, Daisy found solace on the snow and welcomed the warmth of the sun.
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Glad to see you all are safe.Cant imagine this much snow and freezing days..
ReplyDeleteYuck. We didn't get that much but enough!
ReplyDeleteWOW! This was a terrible storm for the mid Atlantic states. My family members in NYC had over two feet. The high Rocky Mountains here in Colorado often get three feet of snow at a time, but they are used to it and are well equipped to handle it. I hope the weather will warm up there soon and it will begin to melt. Glad you kept power and are safe!
ReplyDeleteYuck.
ReplyDeleteI was cruising in the Caribbean when Jonas hit. It delayed my return by two days. It was a cruel change from shorts and a T-shirt to winter boots and gloves!!!
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I love the photo of your dog in the sun, sitting on a snow bank. Dogs know how to enjoy life, don't they?!
ReplyDeleteYuck indeed. So much snow has fallen. It's so beautiful from where I am sitting but I feel for all of you who has to clear and clean up.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness. I cannot imagine what three feet of snow would feel and look like. In the meantime, it looks like we will soon be welcoming spring. It has barely rained all winter and it's not good at all.
ReplyDeleteGeez, Jonas really brought a whole lot of snow. I hope everyone's safe. Daisy isn't cold huh!
ReplyDeleteThat was a terrible storm, I have seen a lot of news about it. The snow looks beautiful though.
ReplyDeleteHello, it was much the same in my neighborhood in Maryland. But, we luck out with our neighbor help clear our driveway with his snow blower. Your Daisy is a sweetie! I hope things are better now. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteYour snow photos are beautiful. Having minimal experience with snow, I'd love to see it, but I'm sure all that shoveling wasn't pleasant. I hope it's gotten a little sunnier for you.
ReplyDeleteSorry but despite the danger posed by blizzard Jonas to people, looking at those snow photos makes me giddy. Good to know you guys are safe and doing just fine during and after that winter storm. :)
ReplyDeleteWow! That's some snow over there! Keep safe!
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