Policemen keeping a weather eye on the neighbourhood.

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  1. My grandmother is experiencing this very problem. How apropro (for me anyways.) Her roof pours water on her porch and it ices over. She said to me “I feel snowed in.” I will show this. Good work. Lovely scene. Bye!

  2. Thanks for that. I cleared the snow from my elderly neighbor’s steps but in secret because she is often really fierce.

  3. Ooooyah indeed! I slipped down our icy front steps once when I was pregnant with twins, but luckily it was a nae hipper skite & the bairns were fine too. Still, after that I definitely felt confined in both senses of the word.

    p.s. Your mouse story made me shudder, as I’m sure my attempt at Scottish did you! I must peruse your site & brush up.
    p.p.s. You are so very right about the health care/”security” dichotomy. I’m ashamed of my country for being so backward.

  4. ouch! take care in the cold winter time!!

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