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lol amazing how people stalk up, looks like that here too. You'd think the snow was not going to go away for months sometimes.
ReplyDeleteI didn't even think to check the pizza aisle, Pat. I'll bet that and the ice cream got hit hard, too!
DeleteHere, you never know how long it will last; you can't rely on the forecast, and we've had a couple of big dumps that have lasted into May and June!
LOL!! Get your bread and milk, it's going to snow!!
ReplyDeleteTruly was hilarious, Charlotte. I wonder if these people go shopping every day after work. Do they not keep anything in their cabinets and fridges?!? :)
DeleteAmazing!
ReplyDeleteI think I was as shell-shocked as you, Lizard! I couldn't believe how low the stock was on everything we walked by!
DeleteDo you remember the year we got the 36-incher, before we bought our house, when we walked to the grocery story for a pizza just to get out of the apartment, and there wasn't a single pizza anywhere in the store?!?
Wow! those are some empty shelves. What region are you in? Anyways stopped by to thank you for visiting my blog. Hope you stay warn and safe.
ReplyDeleteColorado, Joanie. Foot of the Rockies. 18 inches right now and still counting!
DeleteOh wow. Empty shelves are a little scary : )
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by my blog. I couldn't reply, so am going this route
Thanks, Carla! Empty shelves are indeed scary; thankfully I was already well-stocked before the storm, so the shortages don't affect me. Except the tomatillos...
DeleteI checked your weather and it looked like you didn't get the threatened 22 inches....
ReplyDeleteI can just see everyone holed up eating cookies and lettuce and drinking juice while a few scattered flakes drift down outside. :)
P.S. Never mind - saw your comment above and apparently you DID get many inches! So much for the weather website.
ReplyDelete18 inches from the last one, Sue, and supposedly another 16 by tomorrow morning... I hope the hyacinths stay warm under that blanket of snow!!!
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