Post by Admin on Mar 8, 2016 4:21:27 GMT
While we are blessed here in Los Angeles, I realize most of my friends and family enjoy a beautiful white winter. Having those essential tools, like a snow shovel help, but it’s even more helpful to use them properly. Some advice:
Adequate Man gives some good practical advice, which I hadn’t really considered. Yes, its a pain to deal with the snow, especially if you’re already experiencing a base level of pain. But sometimes being an adult means bearing down and moving forward. And it’s much easier to scrape up six inches of freshly fallen powder, than to go through a few feet of it!
Oh, and there is more great advice in the comments … Thanks for the great read Albert
Here’s the thing. If you go out during the storm and shovel away the snow each time it only gets six inches deep […] you will have had time to take several soothing baths and many doses of your over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medication of choice in between shoveling adventures.
By contrast, if you wait until all the snow has fallen before shoveling […] of course you will set your face in a grim, dutiful scowl and shovel and shovel and shovel until either the walk/driveway/parking spot is clear or your spine ejects itself from your back with an audible sproinggggggg.
By contrast, if you wait until all the snow has fallen before shoveling […] of course you will set your face in a grim, dutiful scowl and shovel and shovel and shovel until either the walk/driveway/parking spot is clear or your spine ejects itself from your back with an audible sproinggggggg.
Adequate Man gives some good practical advice, which I hadn’t really considered. Yes, its a pain to deal with the snow, especially if you’re already experiencing a base level of pain. But sometimes being an adult means bearing down and moving forward. And it’s much easier to scrape up six inches of freshly fallen powder, than to go through a few feet of it!
Oh, and there is more great advice in the comments … Thanks for the great read Albert
