So the big storm is coming. Last night, Mr. 1969 and I took the boys out for dinner. We figured since we may get trapped in the house for most of the weekend that we would enjoy a little outing.
After dinner we stopped by the panic zone the supermarket for a few superbowl items. Some of you people need to bring it down a notch. Doesn’t it snow every year in the Northeast? What exactly are you going to do with five loaves of bread, six gallons of milk and 8 dozen eggs for the next two days? Get a grip!
Today, I woke up at 6am and headed out to the gym. I usually workout on Saturday and Sunday mornings as part of my weekend ritual. I figured I would at least fit in one day in case I can’t get out tomorrow. At the gym, I saw my boyfriend. I tried so hard to get a picture but failed. Hey, I was on the treadmill and didn’t want to break an ankle just for your amusement. He was wearing a terry cloth headband, A gray hoodie sweatshirt, track shorts and socks pulled up to his knees. *sigh* I swear he looked like an 85 year old Napoleon Dynamite and as soon as he saw me? He waved and smiled and came over to say “Good Morning”. I am a magnet I tell you!
Anyway, I am back in the crib, pot of coffee brewing, logged in and working….about to take a nice hot shower. I swear….life is good.
Who’s ready for some snow and the superbowl?
85 year old Napoleon Dynamite!
Have a great weekend 1969.
No snow for me! It’s 70 degrees right now! *gloat* You don’t know! That person might have 6 kids! A gallon of milk/child! Stop hatin!!
You are a nut…that’s why your boyfriend Jesus went home last night. LOL
Totally agree @ bring it down a notch. I’m here in DC and we’re expecting a lot too. I made the mistake of waiting until last night to get last minute stuff from Target and it was a zoo…no milk, bread of batteries. Womp, womp! LOL.
Apparently, people have severe cravings for french toast during blizzards.
Stay warm!
FRENCH TOAST! Now thats an idea! I had bought two loaves of bread (buy one get one free). The supermarkets were crazy!!! Took me 45 minutes to get out of line.
Who knew?
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I kinda think shopping last night was fun!
It was one of those human moments when everyone is doing the same thing…like when the balloon boy happened, or when everyone grieved for MJ.
I didn’t mind waiting so long in line…we all bonded in that checkout line…
*shed’s tear
LMAO!
No snow here, just rain and sleet. I’ve live through a blizzard years ago, though. I don’t understand the whole store panic as far as food. But I do try to plan an escape if the power goes out. I’ll prolly turn on the super bowl at halftime and cheer till the end like a hard core fan.
he he, just found your blog and wanted to say greetings from dublin! you crazy ol’ doll
Hey Brendan….Dublin? Wow. Thanks for reading.
I have family in Garrymoore.
Co-signing on the need for the weathermen to stop the freak out. I mean, they have ME shook and I live in Los Angeles!
Chillin’ at my girls place next to the Armory. There is a cop car stuck in the parking lot, a big city snow plow stuck by the state building and I saw an Army Reserve Hummer stuck in the street for about 30 mins.