Holy moly, it worked! I'm a convert. I shoveled in my usual shoddy way and when I came out an hour later, the driveway was totally melted. Yay for chemicals and technology.
Monday, January 7, 2013
Child labor made this happen
In my never-ending quest to be the world's best snow shoveler, I made a discovery this winter. They have a display at the grocery store the day before there's snow in the forecast. Every time. The display must be on wheels. Anyway, it's some sort of magic chemical that you sprinkle on your driveway when you shovel. Well, I happened to go to the store CHILD-FREE the day before our last storm, and so I took advantage of the blissful quiet unrushed time to actually read the label. It suggested sprinkling it on the driveway either pre-snow or with a light dusting. I threw caution (and my $3.95) to the wind and bought a bottle. 
Holy moly, it worked! I'm a convert. I shoveled in my usual shoddy way and when I came out an hour later, the driveway was totally melted. Yay for chemicals and technology.
Holy moly, it worked! I'm a convert. I shoveled in my usual shoddy way and when I came out an hour later, the driveway was totally melted. Yay for chemicals and technology.
Sunday, January 6, 2013
Since we've no place to go
We had a New Year's Eve snowstorm -- just enough for sledding:
My big two love love LOVE the snow. Truck? Not so much. He's more of a sit-inside-and-drink-cocoa type. He did catch a few on his tongue though.
My big two love love LOVE the snow. Truck? Not so much. He's more of a sit-inside-and-drink-cocoa type. He did catch a few on his tongue though.
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