White xmas... I am trapped
In case you didn't know, and you probably didn't, I am snowed in. Trapped.
No my neighbors aren't trapped, just me it seems. House with a walkout basement... Sounds great right. Until you can't leave after a snow storm.
It's been four days now, we have been stuck here since Wednesday. We are out of milk which greatly cuts down on the breakfast selection. I now understand we people run to the store to buy bread and milk when they forecast snow. Anyway we have guests arriving tomorrow and no food in the house. They are from Minnesota and will probably not understand why 7" of snow and 2 inches of ice is a problem. If I had parked on the fucking street like the rest of my downhill neighbors I would have beer and pizza right now. But no, I wanted to park in the garage. "That's why we have one," I said. Well here we sit.
Two days ago the neighbors with flat drives had trouble leaving. I have been called into work every day (every day but xmas) and not been able to make it. It's not a matter of pay. salaried employees make the same at home or at work. I just don't enjoy being stuck. A year ago I had Jeep a drove around laughing at the people stuck. I dropped that gas guzzling POS cause it's a Jeep thing and I did not understand. (Why would I want to have a top speed of 65 mph and only get 14 MPEG?)
Realistically it is my fault. I choose this house. I said I like this house, I want it. I was satisfied with the answer to my question, "how many time have you had trouble with the driveway in the snow." I heard the fucking answer, "We have only had trouble a handful of times in 7 years..." Less than five time they indicated. I believed them. It is my mistake.
Have I learned from mistake as I call it? We will just have to see... In seven years when we can afford to move.
No my neighbors aren't trapped, just me it seems. House with a walkout basement... Sounds great right. Until you can't leave after a snow storm.
It's been four days now, we have been stuck here since Wednesday. We are out of milk which greatly cuts down on the breakfast selection. I now understand we people run to the store to buy bread and milk when they forecast snow. Anyway we have guests arriving tomorrow and no food in the house. They are from Minnesota and will probably not understand why 7" of snow and 2 inches of ice is a problem. If I had parked on the fucking street like the rest of my downhill neighbors I would have beer and pizza right now. But no, I wanted to park in the garage. "That's why we have one," I said. Well here we sit.
Two days ago the neighbors with flat drives had trouble leaving. I have been called into work every day (every day but xmas) and not been able to make it. It's not a matter of pay. salaried employees make the same at home or at work. I just don't enjoy being stuck. A year ago I had Jeep a drove around laughing at the people stuck. I dropped that gas guzzling POS cause it's a Jeep thing and I did not understand. (Why would I want to have a top speed of 65 mph and only get 14 MPEG?)
Realistically it is my fault. I choose this house. I said I like this house, I want it. I was satisfied with the answer to my question, "how many time have you had trouble with the driveway in the snow." I heard the fucking answer, "We have only had trouble a handful of times in 7 years..." Less than five time they indicated. I believed them. It is my mistake.
Have I learned from mistake as I call it? We will just have to see... In seven years when we can afford to move.
