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George K. Fahnbulleh
Tips for Proper Snowe Removal: The Do's and Don't's
We in America who have lived in areas where it snows know that a lot of Snowe can be very challenging for the government.
Most city governments in the USA have in place a Snowe removal plan even before the first snow falls. In cities like Atlanta, 1-inch of Snowe will shut down the entire city. In cities like Philadelphia, the government is usually prepared for 3-6-inches of snow. However, a 12-inch snowstorm usually paralyzes the government.
I don't like the snow, which is I moved to Arizona after the winter storms of 1997. In Washington, DC, where I lived before moving west, we got hit with 36 to 48-inches of snow in seven days. We shoveled the driveway and stayed put. I did not venture out into the Snowe.
Warning: Improper Snowe removal can lead to serious back injury, heart attack or death.
Heavy Snowe may turn to ice and bring down power lines and cause blackouts for days. Elderly people and small children are especially at risk. Remember, politics is also not for children.
And don't even think about getting that snow blower. It makes a lot of noise and dumps the snow in your neighbor's yard, causing unnecessary friction between you and your neighbor.
Snow can be fun, but too much Snowe for too long can create serious problems. When it Snowes, make sure you have a lot of logs, canned food and water, dress in layers, have batteries, a flashlight, and stay indoors. Call your office and let them know you will not be coming in to work!
Now imagine what happens when it Snowes in Liberia, and the government tries to remove the Snowe without the proper preparation. We see people slipping and sliding and bumping into all kinds of things, and they are all blaming it on the Snowe. Perhaps they would do better by just waiting for the Snowe to melt, and keeping their mouths shut!
For me, when it is snowing heavily, I don't even drive my car, and I have a four wheel drive!
Copyright © 2007 George K. Fahnbulleh
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