What a difference a day makes.
Yesterday as I was shovelling out the driveway, it was quiet. Too quiet. Usually, the S_ brothers are shovelling next door at the Medical Centre, neighbours across the street are cleaning off the car, and the snowplow is rumbling around somewhere nearby. Not so yesterday; it was eerie, like I was the only one left on earth. Granted, the school buses were cancelled, leaving a subdued sense of snow-clearing urgency. Nonetheless, I was a little creeped out.
This morning, things were back to normal. The S_ brothers were hard at work, neighbours were out, and the plow nicely filled in the end of the driveway I had just cleared (it was early! usually that happens after I'm back in the house). All is right with the world again ... although I did miss that moment when I had it all to myself.
Yesterday as I was shovelling out the driveway, it was quiet. Too quiet. Usually, the S_ brothers are shovelling next door at the Medical Centre, neighbours across the street are cleaning off the car, and the snowplow is rumbling around somewhere nearby. Not so yesterday; it was eerie, like I was the only one left on earth. Granted, the school buses were cancelled, leaving a subdued sense of snow-clearing urgency. Nonetheless, I was a little creeped out.
This morning, things were back to normal. The S_ brothers were hard at work, neighbours were out, and the plow nicely filled in the end of the driveway I had just cleared (it was early! usually that happens after I'm back in the house). All is right with the world again ... although I did miss that moment when I had it all to myself.
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