Lesson Learned

At the beginning of winter it would be a good idea, when shoveling snow, to throw the snow as far as possible from the edge of the driveway. As it snows and snows and snows, the pile on the side of the driveway gets higher and higher. It is now midwinter and I am tossing snow way over the pile to get it out of the way. This will be a lesson I hope I remember next winter.

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