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Forced Perspective

Posts: 37

Burlington, Ontario, Canada

Are you one of those lucky (or unlucky) people who are snowed in on the East Coast? If so, what are you doing for your Snow Day?

Feb 08 13 09:32 am Link

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Keira Sibali

Posts: 189

Oakland, New Jersey, US

I was told not to come in today because of the horrendous snow that we'd surely be getting. There's about a half inch on the ground right now, and that's only as of the past half hour. Haha.

Yay for unnecessary snow days!!!!!

I'll be spending my day being a complete and total bum. Highlights include:
     -Walking around the house in pajamas
     -Spending too much time on MM forums
     -Petting my cats
     -Walking around in pajamas some more
     -Pretending I plan to shovel at some point (if it snows more), but never doing it
     -Naps. Lots of naps.

Feb 08 13 09:55 am Link

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Wildcat Photography

Posts: 1486

Valparaiso, Indiana, US

Kyra Elle wrote:
I was told not to come in today because of the horrendous snow that we'd surely be getting. There's about a half inch on the ground right now, and that's only as of the past half hour. Haha.

Yay for unnecessary snow days!!!!!

I'll be spending my day being a complete and total bum. Highlights include:
     -Walking around the house in pajamas
     -Spending too much time on MM forums
     -Petting my cats
     -Walking around in pajamas some more
     -Pretending I plan to shovel at some point (if it snows more), but never doing it
     -Naps. Lots of naps.

To top it off...maybe make some hot chocolate with some real marshmallows.

Wildcat

Feb 08 13 10:01 am Link

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Ms Eryka

Posts: 3923

Inwood, New York, US

i took a snow day too, as a sandy survivor i'm so scared of storms now... not much snows but the winds are bad here.

Feb 08 13 10:06 am Link

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James Andrew Imagery

Posts: 6713

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

I took the day off from work anyways.  Not because of the weather - I had a gig planned that didn't pan out, but decided to keep the day off anyways.

It's real pretty out there!

Feb 08 13 10:11 am Link

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Stephoto Photography

Posts: 20158

Amherst, Massachusetts, US

I'm stuck inside (my favorite park is closed, unable to go out and take pics) and our stupid governor just signed an order banning vehicles on the road after 4pm. Right now, we've got less than 1/8 inch on the ground, with not much else happening.

Feb 08 13 10:24 am Link

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Fergy

Posts: 22436

Fenton, Michigan, US

SPierce Photography wrote:
I'm stuck inside (my favorite park is closed, unable to go out and take pics) and our stupid governor just signed an order banning vehicles on the road after 4pm. Right now, we've got less than 1/8 inch on the ground, with not much else happening.

From what I saw on the news recently...its COMING!

Feb 08 13 10:29 am Link

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DougBPhoto

Posts: 39248

Portland, Oregon, US

SPierce Photography wrote:
I'm stuck inside (my favorite park is closed, unable to go out and take pics) and our stupid governor just signed an order banning vehicles on the road after 4pm. Right now, we've got less than 1/8 inch on the ground, with not much else happening.

You should make a connection with a newspaper so you can get a honest/legitimate press pass, and that probably would permit you to be out during such "disasters" wink

Feb 08 13 10:33 am Link

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Stephoto Photography

Posts: 20158

Amherst, Massachusetts, US

Fergy wrote:

SPierce Photography wrote:
I'm stuck inside (my favorite park is closed, unable to go out and take pics) and our stupid governor just signed an order banning vehicles on the road after 4pm. Right now, we've got less than 1/8 inch on the ground, with not much else happening.

From what I saw on the news recently...its COMING!

it darn well better hurry. I need something pretty to photograph!

DougBPhoto wrote:

You should make a connection with a newspaper so you can get a honest/legitimate press pass, and that probably would permit you to be out during such "disasters" wink

that would be way cool big_smile I haven't gotten a paper to contact me back, though sad

Feb 08 13 10:54 am Link

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Keira Sibali

Posts: 189

Oakland, New Jersey, US

This snow day just got exponentially better. Clueless is on!!!

Feb 08 13 11:05 am Link

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Digital Photo PLUS

Posts: 5503

Lorton, Virginia, US

Kyra Elle wrote:
I'll be spending my day being a complete and total bum. Highlights include:
     -Walking around the house in pajamas
     -Spending too much time on MM forums
     -Petting my cats
     -Walking around in pajamas some more
     -Pretending I plan to shovel at some point (if it snows more), but never doing it
     -Naps. Lots of naps.

That's the best way to spend time. And it's all guilt-free.

Feb 08 13 11:07 am Link

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ArtisticPhotography

Posts: 7699

Buffalo, New York, US

It's just snow. What's the big deal?

Feb 08 13 11:09 am Link

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Forced Perspective

Posts: 37

Burlington, Ontario, Canada

Kyra Elle wrote:
I was told not to come in today because of the horrendous snow that we'd surely be getting. There's about a half inch on the ground right now, and that's only as of the past half hour. Haha.

Yay for unnecessary snow days!!!!!

I'll be spending my day being a complete and total bum. Highlights include:
     -Walking around the house in pajamas
     -Spending too much time on MM forums
     -Petting my cats
     -Walking around in pajamas some more
     -Pretending I plan to shovel at some point (if it snows more), but never doing it
     -Naps. Lots of naps.

Well, those are all good ways to spend a snow day..smile

Feb 08 13 11:10 am Link

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Jennifer Barker

Posts: 8010

Houston, Arkansas, US

SPierce Photography wrote:
I'm stuck inside (my favorite park is closed, unable to go out and take pics) and our stupid governor just signed an order banning vehicles on the road after 4pm. Right now, we've got less than 1/8 inch on the ground, with not much else happening.

Sounds about right, when it is forcast it rarely pans out, this last Christmas was supposed to get a dusting of maybe an inch or two, which in itself would have been amazing, ended up with 18" of the white stuff, does not seem like much to the east coast wink but down here it was epic  lol

Feb 08 13 12:53 pm Link

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Rudolph Uhlman

Posts: 166

Salem, Oregon, US

ArtisticPhotography wrote:
It's just snow. What's the big deal?

That's what I said.

Feb 08 13 01:07 pm Link

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S. Stark

Posts: 13614

Los Angeles, California, US

I'm depressed about it, because transit and driving have been shut down all over Massachusetts.  Couldn't get to work if I needed to, but what's worse...I work for artists (every Saturday and Sunday), and schools.  I may not have income for a week!

So, to combat the financial blues, I scoured my cupboards and made...VEGAN CUPCAKES!!

https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/575405_586920788003887_1695776267_n.jpg

I've never made frosting before.  It's icing, instead.  Not the prettiest, but...OH, so delicious.

Feb 08 13 01:25 pm Link

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Nicole Nu

Posts: 3981

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

ArtisticPhotography wrote:
It's just snow. What's the big deal?

Please tell that to the lovely people of New York City. On the radio this morning they were losing their shit over 10cms.

Apparently there were lines at gas stations and stuff. Like, clam your tits.

It's just snow. 10cms isn't even that much.

Feb 08 13 01:27 pm Link

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Brian Diaz

Posts: 65617

Danbury, Connecticut, US

In Proper Focus wrote:
Are you one of those lucky (or unlucky) people who are snowed in on the East Coast? If so, what are you doing for your Snow Day?

Shoveling. 

We've shoveled 4 times so far today.  It's a lot easier to take care of 1 inch at a time than 4 or 8 or 19.

Feb 08 13 01:29 pm Link

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Brian Diaz

Posts: 65617

Danbury, Connecticut, US

ArtisticPhotography wrote:
It's just snow. What's the big deal?

They have to freak out to convince as many people as possible not to go out unnecessarily where they will get into accidents and put first responders at risk, costing the rest of us taxpayers money.

Feb 08 13 01:33 pm Link

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Sophistocles

Posts: 21320

Seattle, Washington, US

We've had no snow here in Seattle this year, and it look unlikely that we will. I call that a damned shame.

With drizzly, no-sun days topping out at 40F, I'm thinking I need to spend most of the second half of this month... elsewhere. I'm thinking Hawaii.

Feb 08 13 01:34 pm Link

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DarcieK

Posts: 10876

Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

There is no such thing as a "snow day" here.

Amateurs! tongue

Feb 08 13 01:38 pm Link

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JONATHAN RICHARD

Posts: 778

New York, New York, US

Brian Diaz wrote:
Shoveling. 

We've shoveled 4 times so far today.  It's a lot easier to take care of 1 inch at a time than 4 or 8 or 19.

I have an llama herder along to handle that work ....and  I can assure you  the llama herder is as  quiet as a  snow flake hitting the ground.

Feb 08 13 01:40 pm Link

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Aaron Lewis Photography

Posts: 5217

Catskill, New York, US

We'll see what happens over night. It flurried this morning until about noon resulting in only a ground covering. Started snowing again about 2pm

Overnight we're supposed to get 4-8 inches . I'm not sure what happened to the 600 inches we were supposed to get but the current forecast here is 4-8 inches

Feb 08 13 01:44 pm Link

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ArtisticPhotography

Posts: 7699

Buffalo, New York, US

DarcieK wrote:
There is no such thing as a "snow day" here.

Amateurs! tongue

We get more "cold days" than snow days. At -15F they start closing schools.

Feb 08 13 02:03 pm Link

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ArtisticPhotography

Posts: 7699

Buffalo, New York, US

What'd they used to say about NYC, something about when it snows the city makes its own gravy!

Feb 08 13 02:04 pm Link

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ArtisticPhotography

Posts: 7699

Buffalo, New York, US

Got take a cake pan and fill it with packed snow.

Put some maple syrup on the stove and bring it to at least the soft ball stage.

Drizzle it on the snow so it cools.

Homemade maple syrup candy for the tikes.

Feb 08 13 02:05 pm Link

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Jennifer Barker

Posts: 8010

Houston, Arkansas, US

ArtisticPhotography wrote:
Got take a cake pan and fill it with packed snow.

Put some maple syrup on the stove and bring it to at least the soft ball stage.

Drizzle it on the snow so it cools.

Homemade maple syrup candy for the tikes.

borat

Feb 08 13 02:43 pm Link

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Ms Eryka

Posts: 3923

Inwood, New York, US

as a now new yorker via Chicago, the snow isn't the issue; it's the flooding and high tides that come with this storm. as a sandy survivor, Sandy didn't produce actual rain, but because most of new York is an island, when the ocean tides rise they rise a lot and flood everything. they stop transit and shut everything down. i almost went a month without lights, so before you say "it's just " this and that please consider the other elements That can cause a storm. we are still crippled from sandy. my friend that lives in the rockaways just got heat and lights last week.


NicoleNudes wrote:

Please tell that to the lovely people of New York City. On the radio this morning they were losing their shit over 10cms.

Apparently there were lines at gas stations and stuff. Like, clam your tits.

It's just snow. 10cms isn't even that much.

Feb 08 13 03:26 pm Link

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TorchLakeBeauty

Posts: 1459

Mancelona, Michigan, US

I live on Long Island & it's a mess already. We are expected out here to get about 2 feet of snow. Joyous.

I'm from Michigan where it's normal to get several feet of snow a day. This feels normal to me. but this flooding shit, can go away. I live like 5 blocks from the beach. We didn't deal with flooding from Sandy but I have no idea what could happen this time around. Especially since the barriers were destroyed during the hurricane.

Feb 08 13 03:44 pm Link

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Wicked Photos

Posts: 7699

New York, New York, US

well i went to work but they sent me home since it's gonna be a slow crowd. i work in a restaurant. got work tomorrow at 12pm for brunch so thats gonna be interesting.

Feb 08 13 04:06 pm Link

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E P O N A

Posts: 13765

Copiague, New York, US

Making pizza and drinking beer. Hell yea.

Feb 08 13 04:22 pm Link

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KelliOnLineGlamourNude

Posts: 2999

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Shoveling!

Had a shoot canceled due to the weather, so did some of my own pics in the snow. It wasn't as fun as I had planned, but watching my dog frolic in the snow is fun! smile

Feb 08 13 04:28 pm Link

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scrymettet

Posts: 33239

Quebec, Quebec, Canada

points and giggles.

Feb 08 13 04:30 pm Link

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KelliOnLineGlamourNude

Posts: 2999

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

scrymettet wrote:
points and giggles.

I've seen the pics you take, I know you got us all beat.

Feb 08 13 04:38 pm Link

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scrymettet

Posts: 33239

Quebec, Quebec, Canada

KelliOnLineGlamourNude  wrote:

I've seen the pics you take, I know you got us all beat.

:wiggling butt dance:
not easy with snowshoes

Feb 08 13 04:40 pm Link

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Aaron Lewis Photography

Posts: 5217

Catskill, New York, US

Yeah so I have an update. I just went out to clean off the cars. We've got about 4" now. Snowing like hell. Small icy things falling from the sky. We're going to get a fair amount of accumulation

I hate winter and I hate snow

Feb 08 13 07:11 pm Link

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Umair Riaz

Posts: 1122

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

DarcieK wrote:
There is no such thing as a "snow day" here.

Amateurs! tongue

Gotta say though; Even by Canadian standards, 40 cms is a bit too much tongue. Had to shovel my driveway out thrice now!

Feb 08 13 07:40 pm Link

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Robb Mann

Posts: 12327

Baltimore, Maryland, US

Parts of upstate NY & CT already have 3 feet of snow, and the storm isnt over.

Looks like NYC got about 8".

Feb 09 13 02:55 am Link

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Brian Diaz

Posts: 65617

Danbury, Connecticut, US

We weren't hit too badly, with about 14-16 inches.  Lots of town around here got 30+ inches.

Feb 09 13 05:26 am Link

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salvatori.

Posts: 4288

Amundsen-Scott - permanent station of the US, Unclaimed Sector, Antarctica

Well, here in Central Pennsylvania, we are below the storm, so it's a clear day, but cold and windy.

But I can't be too careful or prepare too much... so it's pizza, beer, writing, and Marx Brothers movies. How's that for a plan?

smile

* I do hope everyone in the path of the snow is safe, warm and INSIDE!

Feb 09 13 06:08 am Link