My leukemia's back.

So today was my scheduled cardiologist visit and it decides to be the first snow storm of the season. The 20 minute ride there took 45 minutes. Road crews had done nothing, and got behind several drivers going 15 mph. :barnie Echocardiogram was good - absolutely no deterioration of the heart valve from last year. :celebrate Ride home was a piece of cake; although, on the county road hill just prior to our road (45 degree hill) someone coming down had lost control and was crashed into a fence. Damage to pride and vehicle, but no injuries. I now hate snow or is it the people driving in the snow ? :idunno
 
So today was my scheduled cardiologist visit and it decides to be the first snow storm of the season. The 20 minute ride there took 45 minutes. Road crews had done nothing, and got behind several drivers going 15 mph. :barnie Echocardiogram was good - absolutely no deterioration of the heart valve from last year. :celebrate Ride home was a piece of cake; although, on the county road hill just prior to our road (45 degree hill) someone coming down had lost control and was crashed into a fence. Damage to pride and vehicle, but no injuries. I now hate snow or is it the people driving in the snow ? :idunno

Great exam results Sour :thumbsup

For me, it's the people that drive in the snow. Too many of them go too fast for the conditions!

Glad you got there and back ok.
 
Ditto on the good news sour, and I can't stand most people in AWD or 4WD vehicles because 90% or better have the "I have AWD/4WD and that means I can go 100MPH and stop my vehicle in 3 seconds by stomping my brake pedal!" what they don't realize is they will stop that fast by hitting something or someone else first!
 
Really I didn't know amazon was available in 1908-1933 when my grandparents were having kids
Was probably the Sears catalog guy delivering an order.

For me, it's the people that drive in the snow. Too many of them go too fast for the conditions!
Maybe we should all ride horses when it snows. I think they are much less likely to get going too fast.
 
Ditto on the good news sour, and I can't stand most people in AWD or 4WD vehicles because 90% or better have the "I have AWD/4WD and that means I can go 100MPH and stop my vehicle in 3 seconds by stomping my brake pedal!" what they don't realize is they will stop that fast by hitting something or someone else first!

My neighbor across the road delights in going out with his tractor and pulling 4WD and AWD vehicles out of the ditch. :hmm
 
How much does he charge them?
likely it depends on how bad they are off the road and if they smell of Jim, Jack, Bud or "oregano" there may be a big up charge....

Sour I had a job where I was required to be in and ready to work at 6 am, there was several times I'd leave home at 515-530 for a 15 minute drive because I would meet the state plow trucks about 1-2 miles from the salt barn for their first run, the county would sleep in till about 7 or so because they would start at 8 (esp if the county delayed school)....
 
Maybe we should all ride horses when it snows. I think they are much less likely to get going too fast.
Dunno... I had one horse... EVERY time it got icy he would dance about on the ice like a brainless twit and pull something. Luckily he never broke anything.


You can buy ice shoes for horses.... but I wouldn't want to risk it.

Stick to just walking.
 

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