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I know it’s grainy, but the guy at the end looks understandably worried 
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He’s definitely getting run over 
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We always like to say, “you don’t have to shovel sunshine!” 
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You’re brave 
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Which must get terribly boring after a while…
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Not me. I love the snow…mostly. Although, by about March 31, when we get more snow on top of the muddy, dreary leftovers, I’ll admit I’m ready for it to be done.
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Yes.
Snow is welcome and magical December 1-Feb 28
Before then, please let me have my autumn. Afterward it’s time for winter to move along and let the sunshine in.
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Snow for Xmas.
But then it can go blow itself. Out of my driveway, roadways and eyesight
Humbug
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Snow in NM and UT was pretty cool b/c we never had to shovel the sidewalks, b/c it always seemed to melt off the sidewalks and driveway by midday. Now, in MN it’s a totally different story.
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I actually had to google images of snowblower. 
I’ve heard of them just never saw one. I thought it would be the size a leaf blower (ours hangs on the wall). There are a few small ones but I never knew most were the size of a lawn mower!
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Yeah. Small ones are only useful for light amounts of snow. But if you get a lot of show, a small snow blower is almost useless, and it actually easier to shovel.
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(Gave @Jeff_AZ and @OBNurseNH a few minutes, but then claimed it. 
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Busy. Thanks for picking up my slack
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My brain is only on it’s second cup of coffee, slow morning!
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Yes, I’m on the same train as Ryan - I love a good snow.
(Not a fan of Blizzard winds with all of our large trees, though.)
I even like shoveling, weirdly - it’s usually beautiful to be out and is good exercise.
But ask me that again tomorrow afternoon and I might have a different answer. 
Plus we have an excellent hill in my back yard to make sledding runs.
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