


Yes, that's what they were calling it...The entire town of STL shut down this week in anticipation of the "big one". 24/7 broadcasts of poor reporters out in the elements waiting for the calamity to strike. Malls shut down, grocery stores closed, Blues hockey canceled-wait...I thought they needed ice. Schools closed for days on end. So here's what really happened. A little rain, sleet for half a day, and then about 4-5 inches of snow. Are you kidding? We bought a generator, a kerosene heater, a week's worth of food (that we had to fight for off the empty shelves of Walmart)! How disappointing. No emergency, not even a little inconvenience. Other than two teenagers laying around the house all week.Poor Dad, he was in crisis mode-and loving every minute. hehe. Well, when the next one comes around we will be READY. So, come on over.
Hahahahaha. Mom, you're funny. So is Dad. I love St. Louis. And you guys.
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