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Tired
Are you ready for the snow storm? How much snow are you supposed to get?
I'm in Maryland, near D.C. we are only supposed to get 3 to 5 inches. But
there will be sleet, and Ice mixed in. Then more snow and sleet Wednesday night.
At least my husband and I are retired. I spent many years scraping snow and ice off
my car. Driving while tense praying I wouldn't slide and hoping no one slid into me.
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yikes!
NO kids walk by, and if they did, they don't want to shovel. Gone are the days when the kids were plenty and hungry for a few dollars.
The snow blower is ready, we've got enough sand, and thankfully we've got the whole-home generator so if the power goes out - as they have warned could happen - it'll kick in within a minute or two so we won't lose heat or any food or anything like that. Only concern really is just for our pup Oliver; he doesn't mind the snow but he's short so this is going to be overwhelming for him (he's never seen a snowfall like this before in his life) and worse, he likes going for long walks up to and around the neighborhood park and that just won't be possible with this kind of weather.
One of my uncles suffered a heart attack on Thursday from shoveling snow around his house. He's okay now, had to have surgery to put in two stents but the prognosis is good. Still - it serves as a stark reminder to be really careful when it comes to clearing snow... it's such a typical situation that leads to a heart attack and yet no one thinks it would ever be them. He's lucky he survived; they had to take him to a hospital 45 minutes away because the local hospital didn't have a cardiac care wing. Had this been more serious he might not have survived that. And if he lived somewhere where the hospitals are overrun by Covid cases, who knows what might've happened...