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Old 01-04-2016, 06:21 AM #11
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Well, I shoveled a lot last season, prior to my shingles outbreak. After that I was put on the couch.

This season we have yet to have enough snow to qualify for shoveling by me, but with Lake Erie unfrozen, it is coming once the wind blows a certain way.

I really did a ton of pushing more than lifting last year, but it was taxing, likely contributing to shingles popping up. I also was as medicated as I could get before these sojourns out into the snow.

We will see how this season goes. It may be that my driveway/sidewalk becomes a two or three part event. Fine by me. I don't stress such changes any longer, tasks being spread out like that.

So it goes.
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