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Tag Archives: winter
Of flame throwers and door zones
Digging out Last Friday, with our street still sloppy, the UPS truck finally made it down our street (two days late) to deliver my new snow boots. With temperatures in the 40s and 50s, our ten inches of snow is … Continue reading
Getting out on still-icy streets
Between Thanksgiving travel and the fact that I work from home and walk Gabriel to childcare a half-block away, trips by bike have been pretty minimal. I rode to my [final?] PT appointment last Wednesday in fifty degree temps, and … Continue reading
Snow removal dilemma
I don’t mind the work involved in shoveling snow (especially not the relatively small quantities we get around here), but it presents a bit of a dilemma to my green sensibilities. Sure, it’s the neighborly thing to do, but a … Continue reading
Winter fun
Despite the scary road conditions for our trip to Iowa on Christmas Eve day, the snow made for a lovely white Christmas . . . and some fun sledding. When we arrived at the sledding hill, I was surprised to … Continue reading