How about a string bikini and a plane ticket to Florida?
How about a string bikini and a plane ticket to Florida?
I wear a medium weight jacket, girly jeans and boots. Then I climb onto my tractor with heated cab. Plow right up to the back door. If I can't move it with the tractor, I wait for it to melt.
Fleece coat, gloves, I love black winter gloves, twill pants, with pantyhose underneath, boots with heels, solid wool put down cap. Then I shoveled enfemme I also wore prescription sunglasses, oversized, if it was sunny, otherwise just plain prescription glasses, female of course. I no longer shovel.
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I'd go with the kid down the street.
Angie
[SIZE="2"]Stay inside and let the MEN do it! Use your newfound position of superiority!Originally Posted by Deedee Skyblue
Seriously, I used to live “near Boston,” just like you, so I KNOW what you’ll be going through the next few days. I used to live on a farm with a LONG driveway (in Hingham), and I spent a lot of time digging out after snowstorms and blizzards. Here in Kansas, we might get a couple of inches of snow now and then, and that is considered a “major” snowstorm by the locals...
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Well, I don't think of shoveling snow as something feminine, so I put on guy clothes and shoveled. I haven't seen snow like this in many years. But I have to say, even drab, I enjoy shoveling. It is a well defined job, you can see positive results as you go along, there is a well defined end, and while I'm shoveling, I'm not worried that there is something else I really ought to be doing instead.
The high tide is now in the past, and apparently the worst of the storm has passed - though it is still hitting Cape Cod and the surrounding area pretty hard. I feel very lucky - and now I can take a shower, wash off the icky guy sweat, and put on something more appropriate.
Deedee :feeling very lucky:
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At least you can wear high heels without getting your feet cold down there.
Work on your elegance,
and beauty will follow.
A long full wool skirt with a long slip over pantyhose, and pettipants if I need extra insulation. The right skirt and underthings are the best winter wear available.
Ladies UnderArmer or ladies longjohn(longjanes) under a sweater and jeans with socks and boots. All topped off with a nice coat, hat and gloves.
Cary
Knee high 4 inch heel boots, tights or leggings, bib carhearts, any top, any coat that is warm and a knit stocking hat and long knit gloves for me. A month and half ago while up in Makinaw, MI I thought about shoveling the drive up there in a very short zebra print mini skirt but could not think of how to get a picture of it.
My purple and black ski suit (one piece) works for either gender! It's all in the accessories!
A sweater and wool skirt, and a wooden spoon to stir the hot cocoa. Have cookies baking in the oven. Chocolate chip.
Take care of the boys in the neighborhood, and you're driveway will always be clean.
First thing; You do not shovel snow, you plow it.
Now I sit in the cab of my Tahoe, push a few buttons, and drive the truck.
It Works great, Kind of like driving a mini Bull-Dozer.
All while dressed, listing to your favorite radio station, and a sip of a warm
beverage.
Rader
I bet a lot of people in the northeast could use one of these, "THE YOOPER SCOOPER". Made famous in Michigan's Upper Peninsula (UP)' Someone from that area is sometimes referred to a "Yooper" (UPer).
Here is a link for more pics. https://www.google.com/search?q=yoop...w=1280&bih=845
Here is a pic of one.
Karren you definitely remember these simple wonders of the ancient world??
Warmy clothes for starters. How 'bout a nice turtle neck and ski sweater, both of which can show off your cleavage to its fullest. Then tights, and over them bright pink or subdued pink ski bib pants.
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"Sport is for men.......But Ballet is for women" ---- George Balenchine
Well, if I were going to shovel snow in TGirl gear, I'd go for a hot pink snow suit. No lie. Be cute and stay warm.
Cheers,
Kalista
I'm a TGirl, yes it's true! I'm a TGirl, through and through.
I love nylons and high heels, mini-skirts and shopping deals!
I don't care what others say, life's too short, it's time to play.
I'm a TGirl, yes it's true! I'm a TGirl, how 'bout you?
What to wear, what to wear? After one recent snowfall (only about 4 inches) I was up early and cleared the sidewalk and most of the drive until the cold and heat started to get to me. (Cold - breathing in and windy//\\ Heat - body working hard removing snow.) Outfit, boots and jeans. After getting rid of the wet clothing from body sweat and blowing snow I chose to slip into a calf length denim skirt, hose, sweater, to relax a bit. Mid-morning, I noticed the snow had stopped, wind had died down, sun was out, so I thought I'd clear my deck. Additional clothing included knee high boots and a jacket, hat and dry gloves. It wasn't any colder shoveling in a skirt than it was pants. I finished the deck and started on the last part of the drive way before I realized that I was outside, in broad daylight and wearing a skirt. Whoops. Oh well, the neighbors were at work, so I finished the little bit that I hadn't done early in the morning. Then it was back into the house, removal of the now damp clothes, into the shower and back into a fem outfit to sit and look out at the beauty of nature.
The simple point is that if it isn't too windy, a skirt is fine for snow removal. The work of shoveling snow is more than enough to keep one warm.
Is this a trick question?
I wear for shoveling pretty much what I always wear for physical activity in cold weather: tights, calf-length or ankle-length skirt (not so long it drags in the snow), maybe a petticoat for warmth, boots or clogs, and a jacket (not so warm I get soaked from sweat.)
None. Send the kids out and have them do it :-)
How about a fur bra and panties??? Seriuosly though I've found a spandex unitard under my warm clothes keeps me realy warm but yet wicks the moisture away so you don't get sweaty. Under armor work well too.
My prize goes to..... A string bikina and a ticket to Florida.
It's been a good thread of suggestions.
Work on your elegance,
and beauty will follow.
My Carhart bib overalls and a warm jacket and a clean seat on my skidloader. I hate shoveling even than when I was a kid.
Another lovely addition to your shoveling outfit are oversized, my favorite cat's eye, glasses, sunglasses if they are appropiate.
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How about this outfit?
Snow caused problems with my hair. Sigh.
Camera was sitting on top of my car.
We got another 6 inches today. All the nice paths I shoveled last week are now filled up again. I'll look for my fur bikini when I shovel out tomorrow. Thanks for all the fun replies!
Deedee
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