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It busted me up a bit. I used a shovel, the snowblower, and the plow, then salted a few areas. I had to shovel to get the snowblower out, which allowed me to move the suv, which allowed me to get the plow out. It could have been done differently but not as well or efficiently.
The snowblower really does handle slush, very well. If it ices that is another thing... only heavy salting, perhaps a big people plow, and time will work ice sheets. I had to get to it or have an iced driveway. Shoveling is the most difficult. The snowblower really takes it out of you. Though with long passes it would be much better. I was clearing a ten by fifteen yard area... a pain to have to turn almost as soon as I got going, or reverse. The plow was the easiest, but still takes it out of a guy.
When finished I was done. I still have to feed and water the ducks and cats again, hit the litter again, eat something, and maybe hit, as in clean, the tub. I have hit it with scrubbing bubbles several times since last night, but forgot to do more... or ran out of energy. I also tried heavy duty drain cleaner several days ago, but it doesn't seem to have done any better than anything else. Nothing works well, or quickly.
I will be wiped by the end of the day. Oh, I did two other things yesterday. I cleaned the toilet well. It was pretty good, just... a bit too bachelor. I have found a trick to both stand to pee and not be too messy. I don't do it every time, and nothing is perfect. A pee pail/bottle, like at hospitals. It stretches the time between cleaning.
As well, I got to my finger and toe nails. They were hurting, the toe nails... they grow in wrong. I've noticed for weeks, a month, probably longer. I just couldn't figure what to do. Seriously, it's been that bad. Finally awake and aware, and with the time and energy yesterday! My feet are so very happy.
A good two day run. Oh! Bills, pills, and maybe registration? Tomorrow? If I'm not in a coma. Seriously. Pushing too hard.
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