Well, that took a turn. Anyway, several weeks ago I made sure the snow blower started and it did easily. I'm sure I'll be using it at least once this weekend, maybe more. There's no way my back could take shoveling 7 inches, let alone 12, unless I want to end up in the hospital. Overall, my back has been pretty good this last year, but all it takes is one snowstorm. One movement, actually. I have a spot in my lower back that has twinged a bit from time to time lately, just reminding me how close I am to having my back go out at any time. Thankfully it hasn't, and I try to be careful so it doesn't.
The screenshot here is from a site I found that compares geographical sizes. I found it a while ago actually, and for some reason thought of it now to share. For my UK readers (hey guys!) I put Wisconsin over England with London right about where Madison would be. It was a fun little waste of time, the site is here.
Sunday night the Packers have a playoff game and I intend to enjoy it fully. I even took a vacation day on Monday to sleep in and relax all day. Lose and it's over, win and they go to the NFC championship next weekend. Win that and they're off to the Superbowl! But one game at a time. The Packers have had their issues this season but still managed to pile up the wins. And the Bucks have the best player and best record in the NBA. The Badgers are pretty average this year, but it's still pretty good to be a sports fan in Wisconsin. Go Pack Go!
3 comments:
That's a fantastic site!
What is the population of that area superimposed? I'd guess the area of the UK that covers is roughly 60 million.
Is it any wonder most Americans don't have passports? They don't need 'em!
Enjoy the snow, and the snow blower.
Blimey! That puts things into perspective.
No snow here, just blowy. I hope you enjoy the snow, whether being out in it or admiring it through the window from the warm comfort of home.
Wisconsin's population is less than 6 million, not nearly as dense as England. That gives me a little more appreciation for our vast fields, plains and forests!
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