A public service announcement for people who seem to have forgotten what needs to be done when lots of snow falls:
-Don’t force all employees to leave at once. It puts many more people on the road at once, increasing gridlock and risk of accident, not to mention road rage
-Send out sand trucks and snow plows
-Take care of the sidewalks. Many people don’t rely on vehicles to get around. Others need clear sidewalks for wheelchairs. Whether or not it’s a legal requirement to clear the sidewalks, I don’t know, and really, I don’t care. This is about being a decent human being. If the city can spend money clearing graffiti, they can spend some on making sidewalks accessible.
-Businesses should be kind and allow residents to use their lots when there are parking bans in effect. When people leave their cars on the street, it interferes with snow clean up. Ever wonder how those rock-solid ice chunks end up in the street? Be a good neighbor.
-If the roads are busy and in bad shape, send out a few cops to direct traffic.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
Richard
Thanks Kerri. Part of our battle after the last snow with the city was over their “who owns what, and who is responsible for clearing what.” They were pretty damn slick in front of the Gold Building when the city cleared (finally) the snow bank on the street up to the curb. They left the snow bank on the side walk for the Gold Building to clean. Our coming back at them was like your number three. “We don’t care who owns what get it cleaned and sort it out later, people have to go about their business.”
Isn’t it odd though, that all of the above is something that one has to remind city officals about? These guys are getting paid big bucks to do a job in service to all residents. And we have to remind the corporate fools AGAIN about letting everyone go at the same time. Is it a matter of “We the big pigs are letting you go early so, so what if you suffer getting home.”
Being a non driver and a walker I must admit I laugh when they are all stuck in a traffic jam due to too many people and one to a car driving. Yesterday there were long lines at gas stations preparing for wasting gas sitting in gridlock. No wonder the planet is starting its process of cleaning itself of us.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.
kerri provost
I don’t walk or bike as much as I’d like to because there are days when I just can’t deal with being almost run over or harassed by people in cars. That FUBAR snowstorm we had last month was a day I knew I should have walked, but I didn’t want to have to deal with drivers swerving off the road or getting smacked by snow thrown from snowplows. Of course, I learned that nobody was plowing that day, so I could have walked and not gotten sprayed with ice.