I’d like you to think back to the time when you were a young child and the thought of snow falling filled you with happiness and hope. In some ways, it was the possibility of having a day off school but it also was a lot of fun, because snow meant having the opportunity to get out and play. As a kid, some of us may have even made a little bit of money shoveling sidewalks and driveways for our family and neighbors. There was always an opportunity, and it seems as if that opportunity continues to thrive when we are adults.
When we become adults, the snow continues to fall and our excitement begins to wane to a certain extent. That is especially true if we have a busy schedule, and I think all of us have busy schedules. We need to get everything done as on a normal day, but we also need to remove the snow from our driveways and sidewalks. It can be a real hassle, especially if you don’t have any neighborhood kids that are willing to move the snow for you.
It has sometimes been said that necessity is the mother of invention, and perhaps that is what Jonathan Schill had in mind when he had a new home in Pennsylvania. The big driveway had a lot of snow in it and he knew that it was going to be quite a job to move the snow from the pavement.
That is when Schill came up with a plan and it was so epic, his fiancée decided to post a video on Facebook. Although Schill didn’t have a snowplow, he did have a lawnmower and he used an old box in a very creative way.
Look at the video below and see why his idea received so much attention.
We’re not the only ones who are impressed. Many people have posted very positive comments on Toporzycki’s facebook post. One person wrote, “He is so smart to think of this great idea.”
Another person commented, “Now that’s cool…WHO needs a snow plow lol!”
Source: Tip Hero
