Cheryl Beckham

Most of us who lie south of the Mason Dixon Line do not worry much about shoveling snow. The winters are mild here, compared to what they deal with in places like Chicago, New York and Cleveland. We get snow about 4 or 5 times a year, it lasts for a few days, and then it melts. Unless it snows so deep that I cannot drive my car through it when backing out of the garage, I don’t care about the snow on my driveway or walkway.  But I do have a snow shovel, and if it ever gets so bad that I have to use this shovel, I’ll start thinking about moving farther South.