Saturday, February 21, 2015

I Shoveled All The Walks

     ....And swept off my car and cleared the stubby drive.  Came back in when I realized I could not feel the toes on my right foot.  They're back now.  I'm so cool.

     ...Literally.  Oh, well.

4 comments:

Old NFO said...

One does what one must for the good of the community... Sadly the kids haven't learned and don't want to earn the money anymore... I haven't seen kids in probably 5 years willing to shovel snow for money.

RandyGC said...

Old NFO; the increasing Nanny State certainly doesn't help when it stops teens from doing just that as it violates various types of ordinances.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2015/01/28/teens-seeking-snow-shoveling-cash-run-afoul-law/22454761/

Will said...

Might want to check into heated socks or insoles. Check out motorcycle accessory and hunting supply stores.
When my dad was a kid, he stayed outside playing one day until his feet froze. He told me that it made his feet very sensitive to cold weather since then. I think there were other complications with his feet, from that incident.

Roberta X said...

Will, that's pretty much why my toes are sensitive, previous damage. I'm usually okay with two pairs of socks but it got ahead of me.