I also get excited when I hear a big storm is coming. Will there be snow? Will we lose electricity? Will we have to eat all the ice cream in the freezer before it melts?
So many questions.
Also excited about the potential of days off of work. There is nothing more exciting than an unexpected day off.
So... how about all those people running out to the store?
I went shopping on Saturday and it was totally crazy. On a scale of 1 to Black Friday, it was Christmas Eve. My sister works at a grocery store and she said all day people were crowding in and clearing the shelves of milk, bread, and batteries.
Batten down the hatches, as they say.
I don't know, I feel like if we lost electricity for a few days we'd still be able to survive. Even if we ran out of milk.
Although, if the world ends a couple months early and we never get electricity back and we have to fight for survival in a dark world with possibly zombies, maybe buying a couple extra gallons wouldn't be a bad idea.
Seriously, though, stay safe my readers! Not sure how disastrous it's going to get around my area (I have my doubts). Though for now I'm making fun of the nuts running each other over to load up on foodstuffs, I understand in places it could get pretty bad.
Beware Frankenstorm, Sandy, and zombies. And Happy Halloween! Bwahahahaha!
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I am prepared to lose electricity (not that I expect that to happen, and now that I've said that I've probably jinxed us!) but I could not manage without running water. I certainly hope this storm doesn't make zombies appear.
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