Ed Pawlowski wrote:
> "Jean B." > wrote in message
>> Probably one's liking is correlated with how much you have to cope with
>> it. If you don't have to shovel, deal with coated vehicles, drive on
>> slippery roads, trudge through snow or slip on icy walks, cope with things
>> so you don't have ice dams, etc., then you might like it.
>>
>> --
>> Jean B.
>
> Coping is a big factor. Never used to bother me, but as I get older I like
> driving in it less each year. Good snowfalls are on weekends when you have
> all day to clear things, bad storms start while at work and make driving
> home a PITA. If it snows over night, I still get up at the same time and
> just go to work later, after I've shoveled. Not everyone can do that.
>
> What makes winter life easier though, is a car with remote start and heated
> seats.
>
>
Good snow is also not followed immediately by freezing rain and
then a hard freeze--which is what seems to be coming here.

--
Jean B.