Claude Bouchard Books

Snow in the winter is a part of life where I live. Some years, there's more, other years, there's less but there's always some. When snow does fall, one must remove it from walks, steps and driveways while public services remove it from streets and sidewalks. Part of our annual $4,300 property tax bill is specifically destined to said snow removal.

I therefore get annoyed when after snow removal crews have used equipment like this,

this,

and this,

the street in front of our house looks like this,

this,

and this...

I've complained to the city...

UPDATE: At approximately 1:30 pm ET, a grader came by to scrape the crap away which was later picked up when the snow was removed on the opposite side of the street. All is once again fine in my world.

The streets are properly cleaned in my Barry/McCall crime thrillers! http://amzn.to/z72IeA