BLIZZARD on the way
Jan 21st, 2005, 04:52 PM
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BLIZZARD on the way
If you have not heard the weather report for this weekend, we are expecting a Blizzard on Sat night into Sunday and the forcast is 12-18 inches of snow.
If you are planning on coming to NYC this weekend, check with your airline or amtrack before you leave home, as the airports will probably be closed and amtrack may have to shut down with snow on the tracks.
So we're off to get milk and bread and cat food and candles, hey may as well make it a romantic weekend too.
Stay warm and have a nice weekend everyone.
If you are planning on coming to NYC this weekend, check with your airline or amtrack before you leave home, as the airports will probably be closed and amtrack may have to shut down with snow on the tracks.
So we're off to get milk and bread and cat food and candles, hey may as well make it a romantic weekend too.
Stay warm and have a nice weekend everyone.
Jan 21st, 2005, 05:02 PM
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It's crazy the way people rush out for bread and milk when inclement weather is on the way.
You could get bludgeoned to death in Indiana in the bread aisle when there's a severe weather warning.
Personally when the snow flies and I'm stuck at home I bake my own bread.
You could get bludgeoned to death in Indiana in the bread aisle when there's a severe weather warning.
Personally when the snow flies and I'm stuck at home I bake my own bread.
Jan 21st, 2005, 05:19 PM
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Whoa Elizabeth, that's excellent!
I've never butchered cattle but once back in the 70's my mom and younger brother did slaughter some chickens.
Their description was nasty enough I've always bought them at the meat market ever since.
I've never butchered cattle but once back in the 70's my mom and younger brother did slaughter some chickens.
Their description was nasty enough I've always bought them at the meat market ever since.
Jan 21st, 2005, 05:50 PM
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I live in Central NJ and went by the grocery store to pick up a couple of items to add to dinner. The place was crazy.
The store was out of bread, milk, and eggs. I guess people are going to be making one hell of a lot of french toast.
The store was out of bread, milk, and eggs. I guess people are going to be making one hell of a lot of french toast.
Jan 21st, 2005, 05:57 PM
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Long Island ready too
We're stocked up on wine, champagne, caviar, shrimp, hot chocolate, new 55 inch lcd hd tv,lots of firewood and pigs in a blanket. The snow thrower is all ready and set to go..
Hey if the theres going to be a blizzard you might as well indulge!
We're stocked up on wine, champagne, caviar, shrimp, hot chocolate, new 55 inch lcd hd tv,lots of firewood and pigs in a blanket. The snow thrower is all ready and set to go..
Hey if the theres going to be a blizzard you might as well indulge!
