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Kinda neat the way the drift cantilevered itself from the hood.

It'* about a foot deep out there. We can't get out at this point, the complex maintenance guys can't get back because none of them can get their cars out. Not really a problem, but the asshats a few doors down decided to shovel out their driveway...right out.into the center of the road, blocking everybody else in.
Some of the drifts are a solid three feet deep, and it takes about 30 minutes for a foot deep drift to reform itself after you shovel it out.

Wanted: snow in southern new mexico.

I went out and got a couple more pictures...


Our neighbor digging out...vvv

The moundof snow the next neighbor over was nice enough to shovel off their drive and into the f***ing road, blocking in our end of the street
(Sean and I may go over and shovel it back in front of their front door later)....vvv


From yesterday...

I'm "riding the storm out" too...I'll have pics when I feel like going out again. Had 8 inches this morning (...of SNOW!) and there'* another 5-6 already. Going to wait until morning before dealing with it again.

We're a little low on food, so after Dad is done helping his neighbor with a broken water pipe(a steel fitting rusted out, nothing to do with temperatures), he'* going to bring the truck out and take me and a neighbor up for groceries.
The neighbor in question offered us a ride earlier, but their Ford Escape just couldn't make it...We spent about half an hour trying to get it turned around to get out the less drifted street. We finally gave up and re-parked it.

WEAK!!!!

We have an average of 16", and I STILL can't get my car out!!!


No cars are able to make it up OR down my driveway, so we're stuck... My friend might pick me up in his dad'* Suburban, but he'* not the best driver so idk if I'm gonna be going into town today


I miss last Sunday (67* and sunny...)