Liquid Paths
A very real occurrence here in this arctic world of mine is that it's a process in the winter to defrost the car. If you don't have a garage where you can park your car away from the elements, any snow or ice buildup cakes onto your windshield and side windows, leaving you with quite the job just to leave the house when you need to. You have to allot extra time just to make sure your line of sight is clear enough so you can drive safely. Anybody living in a cold, wintry climate knows the struggle is real. So turning the heater on full blast, the scraping and watching the ice melt on the windshield is a common sight and one that I've been used to for many years. The melting of my heart after years of pain has taken its own time as well. I find myself sitting in a parking lot, waiting for a family member to return to the car, and watching these icy patches on the windshield turn to liquid and slowly create these channels that pave the way for more frost to thaw. I am fas...
