Extinct
“Each day the snow gets deeper. I used the rest of the plywood on the path out to the wood pile. When the snow banks grew higher than my head, it got too difficult to keep shoveling the path out. So, one day I took the plywood out there and wedged it into the walls above my head. The first day I could still see cracks of light between the sheets and a blue halo around the plywood where some light was leaking through. But after just one day, the tunnel was completely dark. Who knows how much snow... is packed above my tunnel?
I do know how much snow has drifted out front. I could park the snowmobile on the second floor if it would fit through a window. If it gets much deeper, I might have to. I wonder what’s happened to the rest of the world. I bet everybody has moved into emergency shelters at the schools and public buildings. That’s where I would go, if I could. They’re probably finding it easier to keep big places operational. I haven’t been able to get any stations on the radio.MoreLess
I do know how much snow has drifted out front. I could park the snowmobile on the second floor if it would fit through a window. If it gets much deeper, I might have to. I wonder what’s happened to the rest of the world. I bet everybody has moved into emergency shelters at the schools and public buildings. That’s where I would go, if I could. They’re probably finding it easier to keep big places operational. I haven’t been able to get any stations on the radio.MoreLess
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