Agreed.

S*P*I*C*Y
 
Yeaaaaah!!!

Muy caliente...

Thanks everybody
 
Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas Jim, I hope it won't be long until all of the BS you had to endure as a result of that natural disaster are a distant memory. I hope it's a good one for you and yours.

Hup!

I think it's good for a few more? Not by the haters of course? But by the non-haters who have not yet enjoyed it?
 
I understand there are "haters?" I understand many of them hate me? I understand... But you should not deprive yourselves of this most excellent music?? Really..

Robby... "Good job", Way to go, I liked it, It blew me away"... 
 
No kiddiin'...

"I'm sure you liked your plan? I'm sure you can keep it?" I'm sure you're happy with everything...  (I'm actually sure otherwise.)
 
Or maybe not? But maybe (but I think not...) It's OK, it's only life or death? Nothing important... Only life or death? As was the case on "Sabinosa..."
 
He escaped in the end. I hope we can all be so lucky?
 
I hope we can all be so lucky...

Break. So today was a little more relaxed. 4:00 dinner together, more last minute shopping by car are ok that had to be scary get some rest shop online I have al my shopping done some online and other . Parked in nearby business lot due to steering issue. Rode home with son and shopping bags. Hubby and 19
I've thought about this for a while, but UpstateNY's recent shopping thread got me thinking again.
Let's say I'm at work, and the TV announces there's been an "event", in say NYC,or Wyoming and I know the S is coming down. Do I leave work immediately and dash home and start filling buckets with water and loading magazines, or do I try for a quick,final run through the Winn Dixie ?
I work at the very northern edge of our city,so I can scoot outa town and get home quick, but I am also very close to several grocery stores, and I always keep at least a hundred in cash in my wallet, and my plan, time allowing,has been to attempt a run.