car question
Feb. 10th, 2006 02:44 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
adrian_turtleToday: My car is in the parking lot at work, not bothering anybody. It's cold and clear and windy.
Tomorrow: It will snow. It will probably snow a lot. There's a good chance my landlord will go through the building Saturday night or Sunday morning, pounding on doors and demanding people go out and clear the snow off their cars so they can move them out of the way of the snowplow. (Last year, he put up signs early in the winter saying you had to make arrangements in advance to move your car out of the parking lot if it snowed. Now it's sort of ad hoc.) It's infuriating. One of the main advantages of this parking lot, as far as I'm concerned, is that it gives me a safe place where I can leave my car and not touch it until the snow melts.
Sunday night or Monday morning, if I leave my car at work, there's a fair chance it will get run over by a snowplow, or towed to I-don't-know-where. *fret* Maybe it will be ok at work if I move it to the far corner of the parking lot.
Tomorrow: It will snow. It will probably snow a lot. There's a good chance my landlord will go through the building Saturday night or Sunday morning, pounding on doors and demanding people go out and clear the snow off their cars so they can move them out of the way of the snowplow. (Last year, he put up signs early in the winter saying you had to make arrangements in advance to move your car out of the parking lot if it snowed. Now it's sort of ad hoc.) It's infuriating. One of the main advantages of this parking lot, as far as I'm concerned, is that it gives me a safe place where I can leave my car and not touch it until the snow melts.
Sunday night or Monday morning, if I leave my car at work, there's a fair chance it will get run over by a snowplow, or towed to I-don't-know-where. *fret* Maybe it will be ok at work if I move it to the far corner of the parking lot.
