How cute...saw this on FB. Ready for the impending storm. 
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Well, the storm has begun. We have about 2 or 3 inches of snow so far. My area is supposed to get between 15 and 24 inches. I guess being housebound for a couple of days means I have no excuse not to take my Christmas tree down . Hope everyone who's getting this nastiness stays safe and warm.
. Hope everyone who's getting this nastiness stays safe and warm.
I was hoping you would pop in! It's been coming down, lightly, since 9 am...not much accumulating yet...but the wind is kicking up. The heaviest, for my area, is supposed to be between 12-4 am.
It's been coming down, lightly, since 9 am...not much accumulating yet...but the wind is kicking up. The heaviest, for my area, is supposed to be between 12-4 am.
ledboots
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Yep, am doing so. I also have a gas fireplace in the living room, so I won't totally freeze if the power goes out.
SuicideBlonde
Adorkable rockstar!
ledboots
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THANKFULLY, we never lost power. The snow was also very shovel-able- very powdery. The wind wasn't helping, though.
While dug out (there's my 'cardio' for the week ), my car is still blocked in the driveway. 
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I'm finding it hard to understand how some people in Connecticut are still trapped in their homes because the city/town has not plowed their roads yet. For the places that got 3 ft, maybe...but we have had two feet of snow before. And parts of 95 are still not cleared? I hate to think if someone were to have a medical emergency.
Not sure why, but I'm feeling a tad judgemental, yet willing to hear what the deal is. I just feel bad for the trapped residents. Not to mention the victims of Hurricane Sandy who are still suffering.
It is cool how neighbors are banding together to help each other out. I like that. I'm following a page on FB, Shoreline Neighbors, that has some great posts/pictures.
Not sure why, but I'm feeling a tad judgemental, yet willing to hear what the deal is. I just feel bad for the trapped residents. Not to mention the victims of Hurricane Sandy who are still suffering.
It is cool how neighbors are banding together to help each other out. I like that. I'm following a page on FB, Shoreline Neighbors, that has some great posts/pictures.
ledboots
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I agree completely. Why have they gotten worse at clearing the roads? If idiots got their cars stuck out there, I know that will slow them down, but they should have the interstates clear. No matter how bad the bizzard, they were able to plow that always.I'm finding it hard to understand how some people in Connecticut are still trapped in their homes because the city/town has not plowed their roads yet. For the places that got 3 ft, maybe...but we have had two feet of snow before. And parts of 95 are still not cleared? I hate to think if someone were to have a medical emergency.
Not sure why, but I'm feeling a tad judgemental, yet willing to hear what the deal is. I just feel bad for the trapped residents. Not to mention the victims of Hurricane Sandy who are still suffering.
It is cool how neighbors are banding together to help each other out. I like that. I'm following a page on FB, Shoreline Neighbors, that has some great posts/pictures.
