Traffic was a reason we left Saturday morning instead of today. Hope you are home now.
This X2^^^^
The 30th Anniversary would have been in March 2012, not March 2002.
You expect me to do math outside of work
I can’t believe this error was not spotted all these years. Think I will try and find a contact number and question this. I was 12 when ET came out. I would love to shave 10 years off my life.
No problem. I am a little brain-fried from the driving.Traffic was a reason we left Saturday morning instead of today. Hope you are home now.
Never mind. I am on speed reading mode trying to catch up the 20 pages I missed. Just had to read the next post to see you were home.
Yea, I have heard a lot about that, but, I can't let myself get all wrapped up in it until it is a sure thing. I've got food, milk and bread and loads of Peanut Butter. For water I have plenty of gallon freezer bags that I can fill up when necessary and I bought electric (battery) lanterns if the power goes off and a Coleman Stove to heat stuff with, if the building remains in one piece. I have two daughters that live fairly close and we would probably not all be likely to lose all power with the manner in which we are spread out. I don't want it to come through here and I certainly am not looking forward to it, but I feel confident this far inland that it will have calmed down quite a bit before it gets here. I am keeping a close eye on it and judging by the speed it is moving I can probably walk fast enough to stay ahead of it.
I checked my DMV and it looks like I can still just use my passport for both domestic and international travel: https://realid.dmv.ca.gov/what-is-real-id-faq/
It says: "If you want to continue to use a U.S. passport, U.S. passport card, military ID, enhanced driver license, or other federally accepted identification to do those things, you do not need to get a REAL ID, however, it is recommended."
And if all I need to do to renew my passport is mail in paperwork, rather than hanging out at the DMV, I think I'll do that instead.
Yea, I have heard a lot about that, but, I can't let myself get all wrapped up in it until it is a sure thing. I've got food, milk and bread and loads of Peanut Butter. For water I have plenty of gallon freezer bags that I can fill up when necessary and I bought electric (battery) lanterns if the power goes off and a Coleman Stove to heat stuff with, if the building remains in one piece. I have two daughters that live fairly close and we would probably not all be likely to lose all power with the manner in which we are spread out. I don't want it to come through here and I certainly am not looking forward to it, but I feel confident this far inland that it will have calmed down quite a bit before it gets here. I am keeping a close eye on it and judging by the speed it is moving I can probably walk fast enough to stay ahead of it.
Glad to hear it wasn't too bad, but still -- almost 3 hours for you. This whole Real ID thing is beyond a pain in the ****. (Got my new license some months ago -- I went right when the doors opened at my local AAA, so I got out of there in maybe an hour and 15 minutes.) I can think of more fun things to do with that time!
Sandy was awful. We were stuck in the basement during the entire storm. Thankfully we still had internet; I completed all of my college applications. But still, it was terrible.Sandy was not fun I had no power for a week and I was one of the lucky ones! Some I know now own houses in the ocean
