12-14-2025 — New Snow Plow guy

Howdy all. Woke up to a stunning 14 degrees with 35 mph winds. Alexa told me the “wind-chill” temperature was MINUS 7. And, snow had fallen. UGH. As I finished off my shower, I heard the street plow go by, rumbling like an earthquake. Great, now the driveway is blocked in. But wait, I hear another noise. Yes, it is my lawn service (Weaver’s Lawn Care) pulling in the driveway. This is right around 7:30 am on a Sunday.

Not a lot of snow, but I’m glad I’m not out there clearing it in that wind and coldness.

Well, that certainly isn’t Bob Weaver. Nor his wife. It is a new guy. Notice he cleared the area right in front of the garage door, and the entire sidewalk. Nice!

And he even shoveled the snow from the mailbox so the mail can be delivered.

Job isn’t complete until a layer of melting agent is put down to make it less slippery.

Once again, Weaver’s Lawn Care shows it does the job right.

What was I doing while this was happening? I was collecting a couple of 3D prints I did overnight.

Amazing how the different thicknesses of just a white filament, can create such texture and shadows. There is a tea light underneath.

I really like this one with the penguin inside. The designer made the “skin” of the bird thinner than the igloo, so it glows from the tea light.

This is one I printed yesterday. I used the “translucent” filament suggested. It is okay, but…

I did the same print using the Bambu Lab Cotton Candy gradient filament, and I like it much better. The tea light I’m using cycles through colors.

I don’t have a decent picture of just the gnome seen in the center of this shot, but he was printed in the cotton candy filament too.

Look at the detail on that train. If I could only paint neater, that would be a perfect subject for some cool colors.

I love the trees, and how the designer got the moon in just the right spot to reflect off the tea light.

I had zero plans to print these off, just happen to run into the pictures and thought they would be cool. My way to Enjoy Life