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Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2009 1:31 am Post subject:
We just had the Blizzard of 2009! I just finished shoveling lots and lots of snow! So the next time you sing or hear this song on the radio "I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas" think of all of us on the East Coast.
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Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2009 2:04 am Post subject:
Enna wrote:
We just had the Blizzard of 2009! I just finished shoveling lots and lots of snow! So the next time you sing or hear this song on the radio "I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas" think of all of us on the East Coast.
I've heard. My friend is visiting his brother in Virginia by way of Charlotte Int'l Airport...he made it to Charlotte albeit late, and his flight from North Carolina to Virginia got cancelled due to the storm. He said it's a big friekin' mess out there for travelers
Must be nice if you're warm and toasty hunkered down at home tho'.
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Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2009 5:33 am Post subject:
Enna wrote:
We just had the Blizzard of 2009! I just finished shoveling lots and lots of snow! So the next time you sing or hear this song on the radio "I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas" think of all of us on the East Coast.
I hear you! We are a little bit in an emergency state here in Europe. Lots of airports are closed, the Eurostars aren�Lt circulating and highways are blocked.
It�Ls sad because many people need to go home for x-mas and are stuck.
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Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2009 10:51 am Post subject:
Eve wrote:
Stay warm xClea!!
Lovely here. ABout 77. All the windows are open.
its alright now, its like .. -20 :L _________________
"i started to change, no; for sure i started to be dyed in hiro's colour.
the dky, which had been the same as always, seemed like a totally different one.
just because we were looking at it together, it looked a thousand times more beautiful"
Didnt the past rainstorm clean your car enough?? I wanted to wash my car for the past 2 months but the rain has done a pretty good job for me. _________________
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Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2009 9:30 pm Post subject:
Tu_triky wrote:
I've heard. My friend is visiting his brother in Virginia by way of Charlotte Int'l Airport...he made it to Charlotte albeit late, and his flight from North Carolina to Virginia got cancelled due to the storm. He said it's a big friekin' mess out there for travelers
Must be nice if you're warm and toasty hunkered down at home tho'.
It is amazing how many airports on the East Coast were closed due to this blizzard Tu. I hope your friend finally got to his destination safely.
Yes staying in on a cold, wintery day is very nice indeed especially when you buy your favorite snacks before the storm arrives. :
gaijinmark wrote:
I'm up to my ears in virtual snow. Had to get out my virtual snowshoes just to get around.
I am going to give you a virtual for that one GM!
EstherM wrote:
I hear you! We are a little bit in an emergency state here in Europe. Lots of airports are closed, the Eurostars aren�Lt circulating and highways are blocked.
It�Ls sad because many people need to go home for x-mas and are stuck.
So sorry to hear that EstherM. I was so busy getting ready for our storm that I didn't pay attention to the world news. I hope you are able to have a wonderful safe time during the holidays.
I have my personal theory on why this blizzard hit the whole East Coast of the USA on the last big spending, I mean shopping, weekend before Christmas. Maybe we are supposed to focus on the real meaning of this holiday and not the greed aspect of it. Hmmm just a thought for your consideration.
I have my personal theory on why this blizzard hit the whole East Coast of the USA on the last big spending, I mean shopping, weekend before Christmas. Maybe we are supposed to focus on the real meaning of this holiday and not the greed aspect of it. Hmmm just a thought for your consideration.
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Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2009 11:11 pm Post subject:
Enna wrote:
It is amazing how many airports on the East Coast were closed due to this blizzard Tu. I hope your friend finally got to his destination safely.
Yes staying in on a cold, wintery day is very nice indeed especially when you buy your favorite snacks before the storm arrives
Thanks for the kind thoughts, E. In fact my buddy just text messaged me and he finally got an airplane heading down to Virginia a few minutes ago, 2 days late...better late than never I guess
Yup, I imagine all those ppl living on the East Coast stockpiled all the necessities prior to the storm hitting. The shelves must have been bare at a lot of grocery stores!
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Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 12:04 am Post subject:
Enna wrote:
I have my personal theory on why this blizzard hit the whole East Coast of the USA on the last big spending, I mean shopping, weekend before Christmas. Maybe we are supposed to focus on the real meaning of this holiday and not the greed aspect of it. Hmmm just a thought for your consideration.
Wise words Enna!
My friends from Switzerland are still stuck in Brussels - they might have to stay yet another night at my place.
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I wanted to wash my car for the past 2 months but the rain has done a pretty good job for me. 
for that one GM! 
