Just for Laughs: The Importance of Snow Removal and Wagons
The other day, Betsy and I were going to go out and drop off our Operation Christmas Child shoe boxes. I started my Explorer and turned on the defrost because there was still snow on the hood pushing up onto the windshield. We opened the back and loaded our boxes as well as some additional items for our other errands. When we finally got all our things together and climbed into the car I noticed it smelled like exhausted because the door had been open so long. I decided to open the windows and we started off. At the end of the street I stopped at a stop sign and a big sheet of snow slid off the roof down the windshield. I hit the wipers just as Betsy warned me, “That snow is going to come in the window.” A little did fall in the driver’s side and I laughed as I brushed it out. I turned the corner and started down the road when all of a sudden a pile of snow fell off the roof and came into the window landing on Betsy. I started laughing as she jumped up to keep from sitting i