I love not having sidewalks!

[Anonymous]

As we prepare for the snowstorm, i am reminded yet again why i love not having sidewalks

[Anonymous]

Same here.

[Anonymous]

I actually hate that there are no sidewalks in our neighborhood, but not having to shovel one after a snowstorm is a small consolation.

[Anonymous]

Stop being so lazy. Having sidewalks makes a neighborhood more safe for pedestrians, and walking is one of the best (and free) exercises a person can do.

[Anonymous]

Whereas I normally hate not having a driveway, but I don't have one to shovel (the 15 feet of sidewalk doesn't compare), and since I have to park in a garage for free during snow emergencies, I don't even have to scrape off my car.

Would go back and buy an SFH if I could time travel to 2019 prices, but there's a couple days a year I enjoy city living!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I actually hate that there are no sidewalks in our neighborhood, but not having to shovel one after a snowstorm is a small consolation.

For some reason in my sister's neighborhood with sidewalks, people only stop and look when they reach the road. So we have to treat every driveway like a mini intersection where the driver isn't looking. They don't consider pedestrians because they think the sidewalk and cars are unrelated but they are.

I much prefer my unsidewalked neighborhood where people look out for pedestrians in the road

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stop being so lazy. Having sidewalks makes a neighborhood more safe for pedestrians, and walking is one of the best (and free) exercises a person can do.

Pedestrians can walk on the road. Roads were never meant for cars only. Bike, walk, scoot, skate on the road!

[Anonymous]

Am I the only woman that likes shoveling snow? It makes me feel strong, and it's such a great way to mix up workouts.

[Anonymous]

Rwlish it, OP. I have one of the longest sidewalks in our neigjborhood with a corner and a bus stop. I just salted it. Let's hope it is not bad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only woman that likes shoveling snow? It makes me feel strong, and it's such a great way to mix up workouts.

I'm the OP and I'm a lady who loves shovelingg snow too! But I like shovelling pristine driveway snow on my own time, not iced over stomped on sidewalk snow within 12 hours after the snow stops falling like my old HOA dictated

[Anonymous]

I have a corner lot and my snow loving husband picked a great time to be out of town. FML.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only woman that likes shoveling snow? It makes me feel strong, and it's such a great way to mix up workouts.

I'm the OP and I'm a lady who loves shovelingg snow too! But I like shovelling pristine driveway snow on my own time, not iced over stomped on sidewalk snow within 12 hours after the snow stops falling like my old HOA dictated

Here's what you do.

Shovel ASAP, preferably mid snowfall.

Lay down de-icer.

Done. It's so easy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only woman that likes shoveling snow? It makes me feel strong, and it's such a great way to mix up workouts.

I'm the OP and I'm a lady who loves shovelingg snow too! But I like shovelling pristine driveway snow on my own time, not iced over stomped on sidewalk snow within 12 hours after the snow stops falling like my old HOA dictated

Here's what you do.

Shovel ASAP, preferably mid snowfall.

Lay down de-icer.

Done. It's so easy.

Yeah no I'm going to cozy inside with a book, a mug of mocha and a fire. But as a walker, I appreciate how dedicated you are!

[Anonymous]

I love a good shoveling session. I get out in the fresh air, get a good workout in, and get a chance to catch up with all my neighbors who are out doing the same thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stop being so lazy. Having sidewalks makes a neighborhood more safe for pedestrians, and walking is one of the best (and free) exercises a person can do.

+1000000
We're looking for a house now and won't buy anything without sidewalks. Also no sidewalks looks cheap.