shoveling snow

[sam]

does any one shovel snow dress as a woman?


i don't

[Shelly Preston]

Now That really would give the neighbours something to talk about :eek:

[charllote34]

what a bonkers vote!!! ( i still voted):heehee:

[Tina Dixon]

Hey I got a picture of me pretending to shoveling it.

[Kristen Marie]

I've seen bikini clad skiiers and that was really erotic. But somehow shoveling snow during a snow storm while dressed has not really entered my mind as a feminine thing to do.

[tommi]

I've seen bikini clad skiiers and that was really erotic. But somehow shoveling snow during a snow storm while dressed has not really entered my mind as a feminine thing to do.

I agree with Kristen not to mention freezing the the twig and berries.:eek:

[SherriePall]

I don't, but I have shoveled snow underdressed. In fact, quite often with panties and pantyhose (if it's really cold, I wear a pair of tights).

[Lisa Golightly]

Is this a euphemism, or have I been in the neon city wasteland for too long?

[Carol A]

NOPE, I'm retired and live way out in the woods, if it snows that bad I just put another log on the fire and pop a beer and laugh at city folks.:hugs:

[EDNA]

Yes! When I was young and going to school. In a State that had snow.

Otherwise I lived in A State. That did not get much snow. Then I would pay someone to remove it. Plus I lived in a City. That there was no snow.

[suchacutie]

shoveling snow takes a certain set of clothes. I suppose that as time goes on I might wish to spend money in that direction, or have older clothes to use, but I'm not about to spend a pile on clothes to go outside to shovel!!!

Heavens, what the devil would happen to my makeup!:tongueout

So, no...I'll let him go do that and then when he gets back I'll make him feel all wonderful in hose and a nice short skirt with nice high platforms....mmmm.

The male in me needs some incentive to shovel!!!!

Tina

[karynspanties]

Uuuuuummmmm......no.

[Butterfly Bill]

Doing it in some Hanes Her Way sweatpants with Cuddl Duds underneath, a HHW sweatshirt, and a pink quilted greatcoat over it all with a fluffy hat and knit gloves is something I have actually done, and I guess that qualifies as being dressed as a woman. I wouldn't do it in skirt and pantyhose.

(I did it that way mostly when I was living in Kansas. When it snows in Oklahoma, it usually melts the next day.)

[Ann D Bluebird]

I cann't see shovelling snow being much of an issue for me, however I were to dress, in this neck of the woods. I bet we'll get no more than a light dusting yet again. No point "Dreaming of a White Christmas' :sad:

[Alex!]

What an odd question.

[Sinthia]

We don't got no stinking snow in the Bay Area! But I have been skiing in panties and pantyhose under my bibs. Sure keeps the legs warm.

[Angie G]

Not if I had alot to shoevl :hugs:
Angie

[jaina]

My coats are women's coats, my boots are women's boots. I kinda have to when I'm in an area with winter.

[Teddie]

Well, kind of. In my girls jeans, sweater, a pair of winter boots (not heels), a wool cap, a heavy coat, and gloves. No one would know by looking at me if I was dressed or not. :happy:

[Timberley]

If there is anything I don't mind about winter, it is watching the shoe prints in the snow, especially from heels. Makes you wonder about the person wearing them. And, what it would be like to leave those wonderful prints.
Bought some heeled boots about a month ago, and was waiting for it to snow. Did all the heavy shovelling in regular boots, (we received quite the dump!), but when I had just the steps and small sidewalk, I popped inside and slide on my boots. They are just under the knee, and have about a four inch heel. Got to leave some lovely prints in the snow as I finished up. Wasn't dressed otherwise, but it was still fun.
Sadly, I had to salt the prints away, as I had company coming.

[Jenny Wilson]

Shovel snow dressed as a woman? Hell no! I don't even do it dressed as a man, and I live in a suburb of Buffalo, NY!!!!!

Then again, maybe it would be a good excuse to buy a nice pair of high heeled boots. Hmmmmmmm........

Jenny

[Ðarissa]

I had to shovel snow this morning.... it was wet snow. Bleagh I HATE when it's snows then rains but not enough to nuke the dumb snow..... then it started to snow again. Blah! :Angry3: I wore my tights under my drab stuff tho. It was cold out there.

[Carla4Guage]

Explain to me again, what is this snow stuff? No really maybe an inch or so at a time maybe twice per year. Wouldn't want to get my "stuff" wet & cold or muddy. No I don't think so!

[MonikaW]

I only shoveled snow enfemme once. It was shortly after I moved into my new house. I didn't know any neighbors as I had been in the house less than a month.

Well I had been spending a lot of time dressed, so when it snowed I didn't want to stop. So I put on jeans, a sweater, and boots, and went out to shovel. I had my makeup and hair done, so I was in complete girl mode. It wasn't a lot to shovel, and I made quick work of it. I didn't see any neighbors, and didn't think anything of it when I was done. A few weeks later, I got to meet a neighbor a couple of houses down. As we get to know each other, I tell her about myself and mention that I am single. She then asks about my sister. I told her I don't have a sister. She looked a bit confused, and I just giggled to myself. I think it is safe to say she got to see Monika shoveling. She didn't ask any further, so I never mentioned it. I still find it amusing.

[Lisa Renee]

Yes I shovel snow dressed, but in jeans, winter boots, a warm coat, gloves and my hair in a pony tail under a hat. I figure no one really knows weather, I'm dressed or not.

[trannie T]

Too damn cold! Heels and a miniskirt are not the warmest things in the world. If anyone who lives in an area where it does not snow and would like the experience you will be very welcome up here.

[Sally2005]

No. But, what a great idea! All the male neighbors would come and help wouldn't they?

[Stephenie S]

Well, as I wear women's clothes (they are not really women's clothes, they are mine) all the time, I guess you could say I shovel snow in women's clothes everytime it snows. It has already snowed several times here. I hate it. I don't think much about it any more as they are just my clothes now. You still have to shovel the d**n stuff no matter what you are wearing.

Lovies,
Stephenie

[Sheila]

yup I do .......... there again I can't do any other as a FAB:D

[Phyliss]

Had a fair amount this Monday past. Wore my high top boots from Avenue, no heel but nicely lined and warm. Jeans from Fashion Bug, Flannel shirt from Woman Within, the usual "trinity" of undies, (bra stockings, panties). Jacket from Fashion Bug, hat and gloves from the "ladies" section of K Mart.

So, to answer the question, yes. Except that I didn't "shovel" , that's what a Airens 11.5 hp Snow Blower is for.

[Lois Page]

Like Sherrie Pall, I usually underdress. In fact I have to snowblow the driveway enterance this morning.
Lois

[Suzie S.]

Nope, never thought about it. I have a snow blower, I don't shovel. I'm usually too busy cursing mother nature for its delivery of that white crap to think about cding! :o

[Tiffy]

I moved 800 miles from home so I did not have to shovel snow. I hated it and now I do not have too at all. I like it that way.

Tiffany

[erickka]

Have any of you girls tried tiowalk on an icy sidewalk in 5" stilettos? I'd think shoveling snow while dressed would be just about as bonkers.

[Khriss]

I pulled on my Moms snow boots (early AM) to go out and get the mail on a Snowbound Morning ... and they felt soo...warm and..
I was hooked ... sooo ..

[JoAnnDallas]

we used to live in the mountains of West Virginia. A couple of times, I cleared the driveway wearing panties, pantyhose, bra, blouse, and slacks with my drab parker and gloves. You could not really tell I had fem clothing on. This was back before my wife knew about me, but she always sleeped late so had time to change back to drab before she woke up.

[beau]

why

[Wendy me]

just could not see Wendy shoveling snow ........"he" dose that ........and i am not voting in that silly poll.......

[UASIANGAL]

It don't snow here in Hong Kong but I used to live in Canada but never purposely dressed up to shovel snow. Mom did lend me her coat once, does that count? This is a strange poll! For the record, I would not want to sweat all over my panties or pop my bra straps flexing my muscles shoveling! That's why my mom never shoveled and if she did, she'd dress in my dad's clothes!

[Michelia]

That is one of the main reasons I still live here in La.

But I miss the snow sometimes.

Somehow it sounds like a way to make a make some fun out of work. I don't think I would mind. But I do not think I will ever get the chance.

Michelia

[Ms_Judys_pet]

Depends on how you look at it....:D

Clunker, non-gender specific boots, girls jeans, girls top, big ole poofi coat, actually a man's coat but, could work either way, sturdy functional glover.
Of course, the entire first layer of clothing is female.
No make-up, no breasts. Haven't really tried learning to do somethings around breasts....

[SandyR]

I said no. And hurt my ancle in heels......heheh

SandyR

[Stephenie S]

Well, shoveling snow in HEELS would be pretty silly, wouldn't it?

But the question wasn't, "Do you shovel snow in heels?", it was, "Do you shovel snow in women's clothes?"

The clothes I wear were sold as women's clothes, but now they are mine.

Lovies,
Stephenie

[charlie-50]

Snow dont last real long down here ....sweety......charlie...:D

[Ms_Judys_pet]

Well, shoveling snow in HEELS would be pretty silly, wouldn't it?

But the question wasn't, "Do you shovel snow in heels?", it was, "Do you shovel snow in women's clothes?"

The clothes I wear were sold as women's clothes, but now they are mine.

Lovies,
Stephenie

i love that!! Sold as women's but they're mine now.
i may have to borrow that ! :D

[Vickifur]

But friday, I put together and tested a kerosene space heater in my driveway in a skirt and fox jacket. Was getting ready for the big ice storm. Rest of the story is I live in the boonies, the only person who saw me was the fed ex driver and he was way down on the road.

[Elaine Lynn]

If the snow comes in the day I underdress to shovel but if its at night I also wear my black boots with the flat bottoms earing and whatever else I think I can get away with so the neighbors can't tell.:heehee:

[RachelDenise]

Nope, I get too sweaty. Don't want to ruin my stuff.....maybe a good sports bra might work!

[Barbara G]

Oh, I remember, it's that annoying white stuff that I came South 27 years ago to avoid...

[carolinewalker_2000]

...only when its snowing!

[marie354]

I voted 'I don't', but if I had to, I surely would now that I'm full time.
I have done it in the past underdressed... Does that count?

[marika_jaye]

I did it this afternoon. I didn't plan it as such, but the mood to shovel struck me, so I went out and shoveled.

It's rather nice, to be honest. Working up a sweat and every few minutes a cool breeze blows up the back of your skirt...yowza! Now there's a skirt with a purpose! :D

[RobynB]

It would be nice to have some to shovel. Wishing for a white Christmas.

[Nicolette01]

I shoveled the driveway once wearing pantyhose under my jeans, thinking it would help keep my legs warm. My wife wasn't home so I was able to get the shoveling done then change.

[Mitch23]

sam thank you so much for finding a truly original topic to discuss;-> very rarely get snow here in cornwall

mitch

[lynda o]

I wear as much as I can, bra with forms, panties, stockings, cami & blouse. Under a heavy carhart jacket nobody knows but me

[Petra1]

I was actually thinking about this the other day while shovelling. Actually, I wanted o shovel while wearing "the girls," just so I could feel them swing & bounce while bent over the shovel.

[Phyliss]

Do you mean something like this?

[Heather Dur]

Getting up this AM, found over 8 inches of snow on the drive. Completely dressed, though smart. Slacks, sweater, Uggs for shoes, and ski parka. Dressed from head to toes, so feel great though neighbors would never guess. Leave the skirt for warmer days.

[Jere Oneil]

It's been a while since we've had any snow around here, but if we do, I'll put on my long denim skirt,and panty hose. Then I'll crank up the old tractor, climb on and use the blade to clear 100 yards of driveway and a walkway to our 4x4s.

[Sally24]

I think girl shoveling clothes and boy shoveling clothes look suspicously alike! LOL I just did my snowblowing chores at 5 am. Spent 7 hours last night doing my usual 2 hour drive home! Hopefully someone in the Mass. DPW will get fired over this one!! At least it gave me an excuse to call out today. Blew off work and I'm going out to celebrate a friends birthday tonight!! Now that's a Very Merry Christmas!!

[RobynB]

Phyliss, love your "work" uniform.

[joann426]

yes i wood shovel snow in fem because i wood use my snow blower but i wood use my tight jeans and a blah coat not my wigs they cost to much
heheheheheehh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Dixie]

Only when underdressed:drink:

[Tammygirl]

I have shoveled snow in years. I live in Florida now and it don't snow here!
Tammy

[Iowagrown]

Does chipping ice count. if it does then yes i do. that's all we have so far is ice, ice and more ice.

i put on my tights, slide my ladies exercise pants over them, slide my feet into my new pair of ankle high winter boots, grab my ladies gloves and my sweat shirt.

i found out that my wig is better then any stocking cap. lol

[Melissa Davis]

I wouldn't at my own house (even if it did snow here), but if I was on vacation en femme, then I would. I love to get bundled up in warm girlie clothes.

[Cristy.Cream]

Do you mean something like this?

I have a skirt that matches my Ariens Snowblower. Must be new england thing.

[stormrider]

If that means throwing on a sweater and jacket on, putting boots on over my pantyhose, and going out to do it, then yes. I did it this morning.

[ArleneRaquel]

I shovel snow enfemme all the time - day or night !

[Suzy Harrison]

So...... what's snow ?

:heehee:

[Secret Sis]

I've thought about underdressing while shoveling, but was always afraid that that's when I'd have my heart attack... So that's one time when I don't...

[androgyne]

Seems to me that a small snow blower would be the way to go!

[Jennifer Brooks]

I have a shared driveway and each time it snows, me and the other home-owner shovel the drive. I don't need him to know I like to dress. If I was out in the boonies, I would.

[MJ]

So...... what's snow ?

:heehee:

very funny Suzy come here to Canada I'll show you what snow is :heehee:
and i don't have to shovel the stuff

[NylonMan]

I have a pair of the rubber boots that go over top of your shoes. I once wore them over a pair of high heels. It was amazing. It is a good way to hide them.

[Melora]

I Dress to relaxx.. And be happy :)
I shovel snow to take out aggression, AND to Eradicate SNOW!!! Grr..

[audrey-lynn]

I shoveled last weekend. Totally underdressed,femm blouse.and light make-up.

[pattysn]

I weae a jogging bra and nylons when I shovel snow.

[michellebesweet]

I guess all the good questions were taken, hehe.

[Jodie Wexler]

No, why get my girl stuff all sweaty doing that.
Jodie

[Susan.]

No, I never have. However, the first time I ever went outside my all dressed up (as much as a teenager can) right after a big snow storm. Something unusual for West Texas. There was no traffic. It felt wonderful.

[MarinaTwelve200]

Snow?, you mean that white frozen stuff that falls from the sky every five or six years or so? Its never that deep to have to actually shovel. I just wait a day or two (everything shuts down here in Mississippi anyway) and its gone.