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A single girl’s guide to shoveling snow

betty ming liu December 20, 2009 Writing how-to's 1 Comment

Shoveling snow has always been an emotional challenge. It makes me feel pathetically single and man-less. But I’m growing up and learning to cope. Here are my how-to shoveling tips.

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