Friday, 26 November 2010

Frost in November

MrsM enjoys scraping the ice off the car in the morning.
She finds it quite soothing.

MrsM thinks that this is probably
not a socially acceptable admission
so she decides to keep it as a guilty secret.
Posted by alice c at 13:35

17 comments:

  1. The Coffee LadyNovember 26, 2010

    You probably have a proper ice-scraper, and not a small plastic Ikea bowl you found after a rummage round in the boot.

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  2. LucilleNovember 26, 2010

    or a credit card. Mine snapped. Not very clever.

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  3. LynnNovember 26, 2010

    Would that you were my next-door neighbor...

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  4. kristinaNovember 26, 2010

    Unfortunately I don't enjoy scraping ice. But I do quite enjoy ironing (my guilty secret)... K x

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  5. blackbirdNovember 26, 2010

    I am in awe of your patience.

    (My Jeep is too tall, ice down my sleeve, scraper impossibly dull?!)

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  6. QuinnNovember 26, 2010

    How do you keep the bits from going down your sleeve, or from falling onto the front seat when you open the door?

    I've lived in a snowy climate all my life, and have yet to master either.

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  7. PaolaNovember 26, 2010

    Sorry. No ice. Or snow here.
    But I have plenty of guilty secrets.
    Believe ME.

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  8. dragonflyNovember 26, 2010

    I like the noise, so I guess it's my guilty secret too!

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  9. rachelNovember 26, 2010

    What is even nicer is to lie in bed, happily retired from work, and listen to all those neighbours scraping away...... Is this also a bad thing to admit?

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  10. JaneNovember 26, 2010

    I don't mind doing it either, but, like Blackbird, I can't really reach which is frustrating as I get left with an unscrapped bit in the centre!

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  11. AliNovember 26, 2010

    I've lost my scraper. It's somewhere in the pit we loosely term 'the garage'. The irony of this is that of course if there was less junk in the garage, we could fit the car in it and wouldn't need a scraper at all.

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  12. dottycookieNovember 27, 2010

    I like it as long as I remember to shut the driver's door. Last time I left it ajar so I could listen to Radio 4 whilst scraping, and ended up with a seat full of rapidly defrosting ice.

    I blame John Humphreys.

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  13. driftwoodNovember 27, 2010

    I dont know if there is ice on my car, I can't tell. it has 18 inches of snow on it. so I'm not scraping, we're not going out x

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  14. menopausalmusingNovember 27, 2010

    I like the smell of windscreen de icer......... even more socially unacceptable to be seen sniffing it.... :O)))))

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  15. JenNovember 27, 2010

    I think you must be scraping courteous British ice--not the kind you have to use the edge of the scraper to hack away at before scraping can commence.

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  16. magsmccNovember 29, 2010

    This post reminds me of Amelie. Lots of magic in mundane quotidien tasks.

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  17. Baa-Me KniitsDecember 06, 2010

    I've only had to do it once or twice but I Loved it too....very satisfying!!

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