You may or may not recall my ... er ... em blog of several weeks past. Much of it had to do with driving out of town for medical exam of the ... er ... em area. That was just over two weeks ago, and today was the follow-up. You know what? Another storm — worse this time — bad enough to cancel the appointment. That's not all good either as I must still face it but have to wait on tenterhooks for more than a month from now this time. That's not exactly a quick fix doctor.
The good part was that I was able to not have to undergo a miserable exam on a miserable day. That's at least one too many miserables. Another good thing was that our neighbour let me use his little, electric snowblower. A boy toy! Yay!
...beats blowing hot air, I would expect.
ReplyDeleteNice toy.
Real men use shovels:}
ReplyDeleteDid your mother never teach you to wear a hat in the cold weather? Brrrr!
Two bad about the canceled appointment. Sometimes the waiting for these things is the worst.
ReplyDeleteI heard about the storm that you received on the news.. sounds like a bad one. Hope all of your trees are left undamaged. The news story showed many toppled ones in TO.
This girl would like to have one of those toys!
ReplyDeleteBoys and their toys!
ReplyDeletei hear the cold in those parts of the world is real difficult to deal with.
ReplyDeletemy team lead in is at our HQ in minneapolis right now and he is havign a tough time there. And we have had our bosses from the HQ come over here, the poor things are finding our 25 degree celcius warm... the comedy is, when they turn down the temp of the whole floor and the rest of us have to take refuge in thick jackets. Amazing is the world we live in - it never ceases to amaze me!
Heeey neat! Here you are getting burried in snow, while I was enjoying a balmy 18C yesterday... ahhh! Hehehe, you jealous yet?
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We used our 'toy' once this year. It's a gas blower and it's stinky and noisy but still much better than ruining our old backs. That's a good neighbor you've got there.
ReplyDeleteHi Anvilcloud!
ReplyDeleteI bet you are looking forward to spring and summer.
Waiting is tough. I think a hint of spring would help.
ReplyDeleteThis made me chuckle. One of the first things out of Mark's mouth when we talked about moving to Ottawa was, "We totally need to get a snowblower!"
ReplyDeleteMy word! How can you bear the cold without a hat? You must be tough as nails!
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