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Potential major storm this weekend = having to go

carney09carney09 member
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to the grocery store tonight instead of tomorrow.  Darn.

 

If I wait until tomorrow, my normal shopping day, all the loonies will be out buying their bottled water and batteries LOL!

 

 

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Re: Potential major storm this weekend = having to go

  • jessicat2283jessicat2283 member
    We are supposed to get snow too I think I will go tonight, with people doing last minute shopping I am sure it will be a zoo! Tongue Tied
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  • jacodijacodi
    They'll be there tonight too. ZOMG! Snow in New England in the winter!!!! Gotta get my 7 loaves of bread, 3 gallons of milk and 3 cases of keystone light!
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  • carney09carney09 member

    imagejacodi:
    They'll be there tonight too. ZOMG! Snow in New England in the winter!!!! Gotta get my 7 loaves of bread, 3 gallons of milk and 3 cases of keystone light!

    ahahaha, dying @ keystone light! 

     

    You're right, but I'm hoping it won't be horrendous tonight.

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  • bostonbride!bostonbride!
    Are you in western MA? cause I'm in a Boston suburb and I just looked at accuweather and it says 2 - 3 inches on Sunday here - not what I would call a "major storm" .....
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  • jescgrljescgrl member
    they just mentioned the possibility of FLURRIES down here and the loonies have gone nuts! I live across from a grocery store and its PACKED and I keep seeing people walking out with jugs of water. *sigh* I'm from Jersey so it takes a blizzard to freak me out to that level but the people down here freak at sleet
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  • carney09carney09 member

    imagebostonbride!:
    Are you in western MA? cause I'm in a Boston suburb and I just looked at accuweather and it says 2 - 3 inches on Sunday here - not what I would call a "major storm" .....

     

    I'm in Southern/Central Ma (Worcester County), right on the CT border and it says 6-12 for us.  Depending on the track, it will most likely be closer to 12....

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  • amber&patrickamber&patrick member
    Last I heard, we're going to get 8-12" in DC, most of it tomorrow.  That's a pretty significant storm for us (biggest in 6 or 7 years).  I sent DH to the store today to get a few things.  We're grabbing bottled water, but just b/c we have a lot of busted water mains each winter around here and so we try to keep some on hand anyway.  Our water was out because of a broken main a couple of months ago and I was dying of thirst.
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  • sweetkakes419sweetkakes419

    imagejacodi:
    They'll be there tonight too. ZOMG! Snow in New England in the winter!!!! Gotta get my 7 loaves of bread, 3 gallons of milk and 3 cases of keystone light!

    You can't get beer in the grocery store in Jersey, so it still freaks me out everytime I hear about that.  My first experience was spring break in Florida standing in the cold aisle.  Milk... eggs... orange juice... BEER!!

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  • maryverrecchiamaryverrecchia member

    I am literally LOL over here. I've lived in New England (Maine, Mass, NH), NJ, and NY, now I'm in Baltimore and people here are calling this thing "the big NorEaster" Really? Calm down. Its december, its snow, we have it every year. It's no big deal. We aren't in Canada where they get 3 feet of snow everyday.

    Keeping my fingers crossed that I survive the "big Noreaster" LOL! I better go stock up on cookies and ice cream, in case I never leave the house again!

    Oh and to the poster in Silver Spring, we have had 3 water mains blow this week alone so I feel your pain!

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