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DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
Bull doody, my landscaping is ruined!!
ReplyDeleteIts beautiful ! Go out and make a snow angel . I am so glad we all have this site cause there is nothing else to do !
ReplyDeleteIm waiting for the snow angel make one then take a pic and put it on . We know your a angel so show it to us.
ReplyDeleteMillions without power in the cold. Largest population base in the country motionless. Thousands of vehicle accidents to further raise our insurance rates. Tell me what's your picture of hell look like?
ReplyDeleteTim , get a grip DUDE ! This is mother nature and I personally thinks it beautiful . Yes it is frustrating but you can not control it . As far as the accidents , why the fudge are they on the roads anyway.
ReplyDeleteTDP thanks for the time on the couch. What do I owe you? Snow sucks. Although I agree with your comment about idiots on the road.
ReplyDeleteP.S. I was being humorous, stop taking yourself so serious.
TDP- We were on the roads because our power went out around 3am. By 10am, there was no indication of when power might be restored. It was 60 degrees downstairs, 55 upstairs. We have small children. We had to go to a family member's home today in order to be warm and ensure our children's well-being. There were a lot of people out and about. Power was restored this afternoon, and we've been home, with a small power outage a short while ago. Hoping that is the end of it.
ReplyDeleteAnd, I don't think it's beautiful- it's really an inconvenience. We've been switching off shoveling snow- clearing paths and the vehicles so it's not so much when we need to venture out again.
Beautiful picture! Love the caption too!
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