guess i should go food shopping. although i did just buy that can of beans. nah.... im good.
change your plans, change your behavior, change your approach starting right now, dave. this is no joke. too bad the grocery shelves are picked clean at this point. but as long as you can make it to jay street, i'm sure lucas is stocked up.
you are about 30, 25, 20, 15, 10, 5 years too late with that advice. but i made it to jay street and back today on my own two feets. and to the grocery store. maybe there is hope for me yet. i wouldnt bet your beans on it though.
it is deathly quiet outside with cars forbidden from driving on the streets and the subway shut down.
Total bust.
sites seem awfully stingy with accumulation numbers. this is the best i could find.
Of course there are deeper drifts, but I don't think it could be more than 2 or 3 inches
NEW YORK—As a major winter storm continued its advance toward New York City, Mayor Bill de Blasio advised residents Monday to make peace with whatever higher power they call God, for all shall meet their death in the coming tempest. “The furious hoarfrost bearing down upon us knows neither mercy nor reason, and all within the five boroughs will perish, cowering in their brittle dwellings,” said de Blasio, adding that none would find succor from the gale save those favored by providence to pass quietly in their sleep. “This shall be a tempest the likes of which has never been glimpsed by man or beast. Clutch your babes close to your breast and take small comfort in knowing that they will howl for but a few hours before death becalms them forever.” De Blasio added that, barring an unexpected intensification in the storm, normal subway and bus service would resume Wednesday.
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guess i should go food shopping. although i did just buy that can of beans. nah.... im good.
- dave 1-25-2015 3:57 pm
change your plans, change your behavior, change your approach starting right now, dave. this is no joke. too bad the grocery shelves are picked clean at this point. but as long as you can make it to jay street, i'm sure lucas is stocked up.
- linda 1-26-2015 8:06 pm [add a comment]
you are about 30, 25, 20, 15, 10, 5 years too late with that advice. but i made it to jay street and back today on my own two feets. and to the grocery store. maybe there is hope for me yet. i wouldnt bet your beans on it though.
- dave 1-27-2015 5:13 am [add a comment]
it is deathly quiet outside with cars forbidden from driving on the streets and the subway shut down.
- dave 1-27-2015 7:27 am [add a comment]
Total bust.
- jim 1-27-2015 1:46 pm [add a comment]
- steve 1-27-2015 4:05 pm [add a comment]
sites seem awfully stingy with accumulation numbers. this is the best i could find.
- dave 1-27-2015 5:18 pm [add a comment]
Of course there are deeper drifts, but I don't think it could be more than 2 or 3 inches
- jim 1-27-2015 5:53 pm [add a comment]
NEW YORK—As a major winter storm continued its advance toward New York City, Mayor Bill de Blasio advised residents Monday to make peace with whatever higher power they call God, for all shall meet their death in the coming tempest. “The furious hoarfrost bearing down upon us knows neither mercy nor reason, and all within the five boroughs will perish, cowering in their brittle dwellings,” said de Blasio, adding that none would find succor from the gale save those favored by providence to pass quietly in their sleep. “This shall be a tempest the likes of which has never been glimpsed by man or beast. Clutch your babes close to your breast and take small comfort in knowing that they will howl for but a few hours before death becalms them forever.” De Blasio added that, barring an unexpected intensification in the storm, normal subway and bus service would resume Wednesday.
- linda 1-27-2015 9:59 pm [add a comment]