I'm also very aware today of the cracks in my concrete balcony. What kind of severe temperatures and snow buildup could my balcony withstand before simply snapping in two and disappearing down the side of the building? I'm on the sixteenth floor, so an avalanche scenario is not completely out of the question. And, without the balcony, there would be no need to get all worked up about the drifts.
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Oops, I put my comment in the previous post.
Let's have a shout out for those graffitti artists. They make it everywhere.
Hey, as long as you've got power stay indoors, and be happy. I agree that snow is a beautiful sight, but sights can be deceiving. Experience is the true teacher. And sometimes that's not what we're prepared to undertake.
Keep warm and safe. Love you
I agree whole-heartedly about snow: I hate it. It is only good for viewing out the window IF you are able to put your feet up by the fire, snuggle with your loved ones, and slurp hot chocolate. And only as it comes down and looks pure and pretty. Once the first footstep spoils the white blanket, it is time for a quick thaw and spring flowers.
And time for someone else to clean up the mess left by the fire--ashes in the fireplace and wood dirt on the floor.
still posting in the other thread.
I'd love a fireplace right about now. I'd like to snuggle too, but can't risk it yet. Popcorn and a good movie will have to do!
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