Powdery, and perhaps an inch or two at most.

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I might be able to just sweep the snow from the drive.  That would be optimal.  Then a trip to town, getting gas, groceries, and a social call in.  That would allow me to be ready in case we end up with a huge load of snow.  That snowblower I have is a monster.  While I have seen larger snowblowers, I haven't seen many of them.  This can handle a foot or two of snow without much difficulty.  As long as it isn't mush.  That stuff is difficult for anything, and heavy.

I made rice and burger.  I will add just a bit of butter, and let half a cup of cheddar melt in as well.  I wish I had fresh onion to chop into that.  I'll add onions to my list.  They go bad so fast though, sometimes.  After that a shower, and time to air dry and digest the food.  Then on to clearing the snow.  THEN to town.  It gets so complicated so quickly, at least for me.  Yes, yes, I have my list made out.  Onions are on it, as one of my more regular shopping items, but probably scratched out.

The nice thing about smartphones is the ability to have a running, semi-permanent list capability.  Scratch something out, erase the scratch when you need it again.  Although I must admit, when this phone is done with the contract I am probably just dumping smartphones.  If I can't get a phone without a camera, and tracking, I'll simply go back to a land-line.  While a land-line can be bugged, and there are other methods of jacking around with it, it can't give away my location, it can't hack my computer (since they won't be connected), it can't give away my credit card numbers or other data, and it can be kept out of the phone book.

Later.