NYwdwfan
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What's the time difference from here to where you are? I'm in NY and it's 6:30am Thursday here.
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Songbird76
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From NY, 6 hours. We're 6 hours ahead of you. It is 1:21 pm here and the wind has died down considerably, thank goodness. Guess that means it's time to shower and get to the grocery store. It's still pretty windy, but I have to work tonight, so I guess I probably eventually need some food, and my kids would probably like to eat dinner....though I did feed them yesterday...they should be good for a few more days, right?
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
We didn’t make it to see TLJ on Tuesday - which is a shame, as I was in such a vile mood that sitting in the dark not talking to anyone for three hours was exactly what I deserved.
Today is the last night it’s on IMAX. I can make it to the 10:30 showing in Ancaster if I’m willing to hang around for an hour pre-show. Not quite enough time to drive all the way home, just to turn around and double back; but too much time to comfortably sit in my car killing time. Maybe I’ll just stay at work an extra 45 minutes and do paperwork.
So, last chance (literally); who’s in for IMAX 3D @10:30?
Today is the last night it’s on IMAX. I can make it to the 10:30 showing in Ancaster if I’m willing to hang around for an hour pre-show. Not quite enough time to drive all the way home, just to turn around and double back; but too much time to comfortably sit in my car killing time. Maybe I’ll just stay at work an extra 45 minutes and do paperwork.
So, last chance (literally); who’s in for IMAX 3D @10:30?
NYwdwfan
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Who’s more uncoordinated than me??
I had a meeting this morning and walked straight into a plate glass door leaving the building - gave myself a nosebleed and cut bridge of my nose. I was so embarrassed I ran to my car dripping blood on my pants, then I got so lightheaded I had to sit there until it passed. I came home to change, ice it and take advil. My whole face hurts. It’s definitely not broken but going to have 2 nice black eyes tomorrow. I’d say “you should see the other guy” but the other guy is a sheet of glass with a big grease spot where my face hit it.
I had a meeting this morning and walked straight into a plate glass door leaving the building - gave myself a nosebleed and cut bridge of my nose. I was so embarrassed I ran to my car dripping blood on my pants, then I got so lightheaded I had to sit there until it passed. I came home to change, ice it and take advil. My whole face hurts. It’s definitely not broken but going to have 2 nice black eyes tomorrow. I’d say “you should see the other guy” but the other guy is a sheet of glass with a big grease spot where my face hit it.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Wait. Is this a trick question?
Lucky
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When I was a kid my father walked through the glass patio door at my aunt's house. He wasn't cut badly but the door was shattered. There's a "clear" lesson here.Who’s more uncoordinated than me??
I had a meeting this morning and walked straight into a plate glass door leaving the building - gave myself a nosebleed and cut bridge of my nose. I was so embarrassed I ran to my car dripping blood on my pants, then I got so lightheaded I had to sit there until it passed. I came home to change, ice it and take advil. My whole face hurts. It’s definitely not broken but going to have 2 nice black eyes tomorrow. I’d say “you should see the other guy” but the other guy is a sheet of glass with a big grease spot where my face hit it.
Always keep your patio door smudged enough that no one mistakes it for an open doorway.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
Who’s more uncoordinated than me??
I had a meeting this morning and walked straight into a plate glass door leaving the building - gave myself a nosebleed and cut bridge of my nose. I was so embarrassed I ran to my car dripping blood on my pants, then I got so lightheaded I had to sit there until it passed. I came home to change, ice it and take advil. My whole face hurts. It’s definitely not broken but going to have 2 nice black eyes tomorrow. I’d say “you should see the other guy” but the other guy is a sheet of glass with a big grease spot where my face hit it.
Glad it isn't broken. And...is this on video?
Nemo14
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Does watching it with DH count?
Nemo14
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I admit I giggled a little, OK maybe more than a little, it I do hope you’re OK.Who’s more uncoordinated than me??
I had a meeting this morning and walked straight into a plate glass door leaving the building - gave myself a nosebleed and cut bridge of my nose. I was so embarrassed I ran to my car dripping blood on my pants, then I got so lightheaded I had to sit there until it passed. I came home to change, ice it and take advil. My whole face hurts. It’s definitely not broken but going to have 2 nice black eyes tomorrow. I’d say “you should see the other guy” but the other guy is a sheet of glass with a big grease spot where my face hit it.
Lucky
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You might have to drive until you get to Cuba...
Goofyernmost
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My wife and I drove from Vermont to Myrtle Beach in 1980. The first major storm to hit from DC all the way down to Georgia decided that while we were in route was the perfect time to hit. There was a minimum of 4 inches of snow on the ground all the way through Virginia and North Carolina. No plows, one lane of I-95 was clear and wet the other lane was snow covered. All cars without snow tires (before all seasons existed) could not move. People that worked in restaurants were still there because their replacements couldn't make it in. Food was whatever was left over. It was a total nightmare. I lost a day and a half of travel time. When I was finally able to turn off I-95 (at South of the Border) it was still all white ground every direction.
As we were traveling toward Myrtle beach I said to my wife. I am not stopping until I get out of snow and I don't care if that means Miami. Fortunately for my ulcers, about 20 miles west of Myrtle Beach we came out of the snow to see grass and dry road. Occasionally we saw a couple of palm trees with snow around the bottom, but, the ocean prevented any real accumulation. The next morning we were out on a golf course in short sleeves and shorts. I was worried for a while though.
Mike S
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I guess. They’re own words were that this was for kids and kids at heart.
Lucky
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Georgia is great. You get 3 lanes through the entire state on 95.