In Manitoba*smug Canadian*. Where, you know, people have snowblowers and stuff.
I don't have a snowblower I have a giant shovel, but trust me, unless you're heatless and/or homeless, the snow CANNOT HURT YOU. It's okay, really. Snow is the same in March as in January. Just dress warmly and everything will be fine. I bet it's not even that cold where you are. It's negative fourteen here. With a windchill(how cold it feels when the wind blows) of negative 29!
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Date: 2009-03-01 04:43 pm (UTC)I don't have a snowblower I have a giant shovel, but trust me, unless you're heatless and/or homeless, the snow CANNOT HURT YOU. It's okay, really. Snow is the same in March as in January. Just dress warmly and everything will be fine. I bet it's not even that cold where you are. It's negative fourteen here. With a windchill(how cold it feels when the wind blows) of negative 29!