Comments on: Snowpocalypse 2, Electric Boogaloo http://www.bethdolgner.com/georgia/snowpocalypse-2-electric-boogaloo/ Mon, 30 Jan 2012 03:40:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Beth Dolgner http://www.bethdolgner.com/georgia/snowpocalypse-2-electric-boogaloo/comment-page-1/#comment-79 Beth Dolgner Tue, 09 Mar 2010 19:33:00 +0000 http://www.bethdolgner.com/?p=175#comment-79 I get stocking up on food, but you'd think people would pick things that don't have such a short shelf life. I grew up in Florida, and we always had canned goods around for hurricane season. Stuff that would keep a long time, and tasted okay cold in case the power went out. Bread and milk wouldn't get you very far in an extended emergency. I get stocking up on food, but you’d think people would pick things that don’t have such a short shelf life. I grew up in Florida, and we always had canned goods around for hurricane season. Stuff that would keep a long time, and tasted okay cold in case the power went out. Bread and milk wouldn’t get you very far in an extended emergency.

]]> By: Jeff Planthold http://www.bethdolgner.com/georgia/snowpocalypse-2-electric-boogaloo/comment-page-1/#comment-78 Jeff Planthold Tue, 09 Mar 2010 16:51:38 +0000 http://www.bethdolgner.com/?p=175#comment-78 You touched on something I've always wondered about. Growing up in the Midwest, and definitely no stranger to snow in any amount, the way that Southerners approach an impending storm/natural disaster intrigues me. The whole, "Gotta get to the store, and get bread, milk, and eggs!", thing. I guess the idea is that if you're "snowed in", and the kids are kept home from school, that somehow making French Toast is the key to your survival? I guess I'm just a Yankee, and I wouldn't understand... LOL You touched on something I’ve always wondered about. Growing up in the Midwest, and definitely no stranger to snow in any amount, the way that Southerners approach an impending storm/natural disaster intrigues me. The whole, “Gotta get to the store, and get bread, milk, and eggs!”, thing.
I guess the idea is that if you’re “snowed in”, and the kids are kept home from school, that somehow making French Toast is the key to your survival?
I guess I’m just a Yankee, and I wouldn’t understand… LOL

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