I used this photo last week in the February issue of The Canning Gazette, (which is why it's in black and white). Looking outside this morning, regarding the shovelling and plowing efforts of my long suffering spouse One. More. Time!, I thought of this photo and decided it would be worth sharing with everyone. Meanwhile, the snowdrifts just get higher and higher and higher...
24 February 2009
Sign of the Times...
I used this photo last week in the February issue of The Canning Gazette, (which is why it's in black and white). Looking outside this morning, regarding the shovelling and plowing efforts of my long suffering spouse One. More. Time!, I thought of this photo and decided it would be worth sharing with everyone. Meanwhile, the snowdrifts just get higher and higher and higher...
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Thank you Jodi for giving me a good laugh!
ReplyDeletexoxo Tyra
"This too shall pass"! (Love the photo)
ReplyDeleteJodi,
ReplyDeleteWhat are we going to do with all this snow you are getting? Maybe if we all get together and send a collective thought out into the universe we can make the snow go away for you. At precisely 3pm central time I shall say "Snow,snow, go away, give Jodi weather like it's May!" :-)Hey... couldn't hurt...LOL--Randy
That's how I felt last year. Fortunately, we've turned a corner with the weather here and, even though there is snow blanketing the ground, it will all melt in the next couple of days.
ReplyDeleteI have a bucket ready too.
ReplyDeleteI feel your pain. We don't have the snow, but the cold has lasted so long now, without a break.
ReplyDeleteI have a plowing service for my driveway. I think he earned his money this year. The past few years he's made out like a bandit!
LOL, that is funny. That is one task that we don't have to worry about here.
ReplyDeleteLove that sign. :) The good folks of Canning have a great sense of humour -- I guess that's all you can have during a winter like this. :) I hope Mungus and LSS are doing better today.
ReplyDeleteJodi,
ReplyDeleteJust stopped by to let you know I always read the Gazette from cover to cover when it appears in my mailbox. And I got a great kick out of the sign on the front page this week.
Drop by my blog anytime.
Jane
yanaouteast.blogspot.com
What a great photo!
ReplyDeleteGotta keep your sense of humor :)
ReplyDeleteMy hubby had to brave the freezing cold and plow again this morning too.
We have bright sunshine this afternoon and slightly warmer temps. Hope you're being blessed with the same.
Jodi, Great sign and it expresses his/her sentiments perfectly. Is there a break coming at all? I do hope so...gail
ReplyDeleteThat is funny and I think everyone is feeling the same..
ReplyDeleteAmen!
ReplyDeletegood that they have a sense of humor about all that plowing.
ReplyDeleteNow that's funny!
ReplyDeleteLOL ! This really made me laugh, Jodi. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteDo you think that there is any mileage in adapting the Snorkel for use in snow drifts?
ReplyDeleteLOLOLOL! What can you do but laugh? It will be over soon. Hang in there!
ReplyDeleteI wish I had a sign like that. I feel his pain. I'm glad I can still laugh at the situation but for how much longer? It won't be spring here until early April and we can't forget we always get a whopper snow the first week in April.
ReplyDeleteMarnie
Awesome photo Jodi! In Alberta, we just got 10cm of snow yesterday & 5 more this morning. I'm surprised someone isn't selling those signs. They'd be really easy to display - just push a stick into the nearest snowbank.
ReplyDeleteLOL! Yup, I remember those kind of snow days well. Yup, yup, yup. I'm SO glad I don't have to do that anymore.
ReplyDeleteCindy
Move South except in summer when it's a 100 degrees with 90% humidity and then you go back to Nova land.
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