TOTALLY GEEKED!

We were supposed to get some rain
overnight, but nope, it skirted around
us - again!

Hope you and she enjoy each other,
and that she has a good work ethic.

TrudyML wrote:

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Await the Nor'easter. Ugh.

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 Did you batten down the hatches?? Can you believe the amount of snow we may get after a week of warm temps?

We're expecting a lot of wind and a little rain.

How cute!

I've got a couple of bucks I can contribute and when you're behind bars, I'll make sure to send you some bananas. ;)

I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Hi peeps, please pull together the Geek bail money. Apparently, there is a warrant out for my arrest. A stern VM left by the IRS informed me of it.

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They're after me, too! LOL!

Poopy heads! 

FNW wrote:

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Add me to the list. Hey, maybe we'll all be cellmates!

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Hahaha!

That would be a hoot! 

FNW wrote:

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Momala can bake us a cake.....

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With a file in it...so we can make our escape! 

I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Hi peeps, please pull together the Geek bail money. Apparently, there is a warrant out for my arrest. A stern VM left by the IRS informed me of it.

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 I have my coin jar I can donate.

Southern_Belle wrote:

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I'm sitting in the ER. On my day off. DD's grandma and great granddaddy got here for a visit last night. Granddaddy isn't feeling well. Went to doc in a box and got sent here. Can't take any chances at 102 years old.

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I hope he's okay, SB.

Prayers on the way. 

Fort Worth Mom wrote:

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Southern_Belle wrote:

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I'm sitting in the ER. On my day off. DD's grandma and great granddaddy got here for a visit last night. Granddaddy isn't feeling well. Went to doc in a box and got sent here. Can't take any chances at 102 years old.

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I hope he's okay, SB.

Prayers on the way. 

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 Seconded.

Fourthded

Sixithed, amazing that he traveled to visit your dd st his age. Prayers lifted up

He's staying overnight on the observation unit. On a good note, my friend's husband is working there tonight. He's a well seasoned ER tech.

TrudyML wrote:

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I am dreading tomorrow weatherwise. It'll be a disaster.

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 just got the dreaded call from the electric company about anticipated power outages.

I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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TrudyML wrote:

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I am dreading tomorrow weatherwise. It'll be a disaster.

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 just got the dreaded call from the electric company about anticipated power outages.

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 Sorry ladies! Please stay put if you can, be careful if you can't .

Southern_Belle wrote:

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Hey. Wait a sec. Why is it snowing in MARCH?

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 It usually snows in March

March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb.

SB, at his age, I'm sure it's more precaution than anything wrong. Glad you have a friend there.

I do not envy any of y'all getting snow.

We've had snow in March. Had a blizzard in March. We've had snow in April.

I remember a Spring break in 87 or 88, we left school on Friday, it was near 90 and on Monday it was 30 and a foot of snow on the ground.

Glad you're ok, Karl.

Lion, here, too.

jlbear71 wrote:

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I remember getting 15" on St. Patrick's Day.

IRS is after DH too. Maybe I will get a night without snoring?!?

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 Well he can't share our cell but when Moma brings us the cake we will let him use the file.

For those who have been warned about
possible loss of electricity - make SURE
you have multiple gallons of good water.

If you run out of candles, you can make
your own light by taking a can of Crisco,
inserting a wick of kitchen twine, mash
it around in the Crisco, then put a
(saturated) end up through a slit in
the lid. A can of Crisco will last for
several days, if used only during the
evenings.

When you know/anticipate an electrical
outage, fill your freezer with multiple
bottles of water. A full freezer will last
for several days (if you don't open the
door), and you will still be able to use
the contents. The fuller the freezer,
the longer it will last.

As a measure to see if your freezer has
lost power, defrosted, and then frozen
again, try this. Fill a water bottle half
way. Freeze it on its side. After it is
frozen, stand it upright. When you
suspect a long power outage, look at
the frozen water bottle. If the ice is
still on one side of the now upright
bottle - all is good. If the ice is in the
bottom half of the upright bottle, you
need to look at the rest of your frozen
foods. This means that the freezer has
defrosted (allowing all the previously
frozen water to settle at the bottom of
the bottle), and then re-frozen.

I bought beer last night.