Waiting For Snow

Let’s see, fought the Wal-Mart crowd bought milk, bread and eggs, bought dog food, cat food, hamburger, hot dogs, buns, mayonnaise, ravioli, cheese, toilet paper, of course, bought cigarettes and scotch, the staples. Gotta have the staples. Gassed up the truck and parked it at the end of the driveway, way out of the way of the monster snow plows, that can burry a small house by just passing by. Got out the snow shovel, brought in the dogs, changed the litter box, made dinner, fed the dogs and cleaned the dishes. Now, if the snow would just come, I could rest.