Snow Labyrinth
Feb. 7th, 2010 11:11 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
brightrosefoxAdam left for Pennsylvania an hour ago. His coworker, who has a car with four-wheel drive, came and got him, because nobody could get around our neighborhood without four-wheel drive.
I just came back from the first attempt to find the mailboxes, since there was no way we were getting there yesterday. The parking lot that contains my mailbox is a two-minute walk from my townhouse. It's a labyrinth out there. Can't do it. Not yet. Don't even know if it's worth it; there may just be a couple of thin envelopes in my mailbox.
The snow labyrinth is very pretty, but dangerous, and I am tempted to call myself Sarah for the day.
Walls of snow everywhere. Our tiny community is buried beyond recognition. This is insane. Our homeowners' association is not exactly productive at the best of times. As far as I know, only one plow has come through, and that plow is owned by a member of the HOA. The main street hasn't been plowed at all. People are digging and digging and there is no end in sight. The sun may be shining in full force, but it is well below freezing, and the snow is reflecting all that potential heat back up. No chance of the snow melting today, or tonight, or tomorrow, or I have no idea anymore. This is incomprehensible for Maryland.
I just came back from the first attempt to find the mailboxes, since there was no way we were getting there yesterday. The parking lot that contains my mailbox is a two-minute walk from my townhouse. It's a labyrinth out there. Can't do it. Not yet. Don't even know if it's worth it; there may just be a couple of thin envelopes in my mailbox.
The snow labyrinth is very pretty, but dangerous, and I am tempted to call myself Sarah for the day.
Walls of snow everywhere. Our tiny community is buried beyond recognition. This is insane. Our homeowners' association is not exactly productive at the best of times. As far as I know, only one plow has come through, and that plow is owned by a member of the HOA. The main street hasn't been plowed at all. People are digging and digging and there is no end in sight. The sun may be shining in full force, but it is well below freezing, and the snow is reflecting all that potential heat back up. No chance of the snow melting today, or tonight, or tomorrow, or I have no idea anymore. This is incomprehensible for Maryland.
