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Old 02-01-2011, 08:01 AM
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i am ready for the storm just hope we don't lose power we will freez i will post pic of the storm wen or thurs i am in lower center michigan burrrrrrrrrrr
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Old 02-01-2011, 08:04 AM
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Originally Posted by kathidahl
Years ago you could still use your gas range when the power went down...not so today...all appliances have electronic igniters!
This is why we bought a gas grill with a burner on the side...we have been thru this before.
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Old 02-01-2011, 08:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Tink's Mom
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Years ago you could still use your gas range when the power went down...not so today...all appliances have electronic igniters!
This is why we bought a gas grill with a burner on the side...we have been thru this before.
Good for you..my over efficient DH wraps up and stores ours!!
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Old 02-01-2011, 08:12 AM
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Originally Posted by windee
In north east PA I am just hoping for no ice storm,I will just stay home and Quilt
I'm also in NEPA. We're getting a lot of snow this morning, but overnight tonight and tomorrow, we're supposed to get accumulating ice! I'm hoping for no power outages, but I do have a gas stove & two gas fireplaces. Stay warm and be safe, everyone!!!
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All schools in Oklahoma are closed... we have at our house between 6 - 9 inches but because of the winds, my raised flower beds (18 inches tall) are covered
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We didn't get any more snow, but at 7:00 this morning it was about 22 below zero. Right now (9:30 a.m.) it is 9 below. Downright chilly!!!
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Old 02-01-2011, 08:35 AM
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We got hit with sleet, ice and snow here in Fort Worth. Wind chills in the single digits. Got a day off work to sew, sew, sew..........lol Have a quilty day everyone.
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Old 02-01-2011, 09:01 AM
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Originally Posted by kathidahl
Originally Posted by Tink's Mom
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Years ago you could still use your gas range when the power went down...not so today...all appliances have electronic igniters!
This is why we bought a gas grill with a burner on the side...we have been thru this before.
Good for you..my over efficient DH wraps up and stores ours!!
Ours is just covered...lol...so, if needed, your DH can unwrap yours if he wants to eat. lol
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I'm in Southern Minnesota and had the storm yesterday, but it turned out that we only ended up with a little over 2 inches of snow. I shoveled yesterday in the early afternoon and again this morning. My husband is still not recovered from his shoulder replacement so its up to me to do the shoveling. I will be so glad when spring is here, really getting tired of shoveling since I don't want to use the snowblower, kind of scared of it.
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Originally Posted by kathidahl
They say we are going to have a record breaking snow/ice storm. We live in Chicagoland and experienced the storms of 1967, 1979 and 1988...we are ready with all kinds of foodstuffs, shovels, gas for the snow blowers and......our son's generator...hoorah for our son!!!
Us, too, but I wish we had a generator 'cause every time the weather changes, we lose power....and I can't sew. Ugh!

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