I despise the snow. Where I'm at it's either a little dusting, frozen rain, or a damn blizzard. The 2010-2011 winter season we got 3 blizzards within a 10 day period. Last season, 2011-2012, we got not one bit of snow not even a dusting.
I don't like the snow because I always worry about friends and family getting home safely. During 2 of the 3 blizzards we had my brother was working and got done work at 11pm. Both times he got stuck at the end of our street. Both times his employer REFUSED to allow the employees to leave early. He works at a grocery store. Honestly, who is driving out in this to get groceries?My father was working overnights at the time and would go in work at 10pm and not get off work until 7. It was scary knowing that he had to drive out in the terrible snow which always started late afternoon. I hated trying to sleep knowing that it was going to snow for another couple hours and he'd have to drive home in it. My household has only small cars. If he was driving a bigger vehicle with all-wheel drive. I may have felt better. I'm a bit of a worrier.
When I was a kid I LOVED the snow. I didn't worry about anything then. Now that I've driven in my fair share of nasty snow storms I worry too much.
This was the 2nd of the 3 storms we had. This is after we pushed my brother out from the end of the street. He got stuck again trying to turn into the driveway to get out of our next door neighbor's way. Our neighbor was nice enough to help push him into the driveway. My ex is the one wearing shorts (YES SHORTS) and snow blowing my brother's parking spot. We had originally gone outside to clear up the foot of snow that fallen because we knew my dad would be coming home in 7 hours and would never get up the driveway if we didn't start cleaning it. (I recorded multiple videos to send to my family in Texas who got a dusting like 2 weeks before this and were excited for it. I told them they could have our snow. That goes for you too Antoinette, you can have this snow
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-z0F8VatF8
