Then you have people like me, who developed panic attacks about driving in snow a few years ago. (Before that I was reasonably OK about it, but then I had a 4-wheel drive vehicle.)
What I don't understand is bread FREEZES quite nicely. And you can eke out milk with dried milk and some cream, which keeps for quite a while in the frig. Eggs last for a while, too. So if you're that panicked, why not invest in a freezer, stock it with bread, make room in the fridge for extra eggs and cream, buy some dry milk and put it on the shelf and go to the warehouse store and buy the 24 pack of Charmin? If they'd do this once a month during December, January, and February, they'd avoid the lemming reaction.
And the driving skills in most of BaltoWash are water soluble. It's not so much the snow but the fact that it's wet.
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What I don't understand is bread FREEZES quite nicely. And you can eke out milk with dried milk and some cream, which keeps for quite a while in the frig. Eggs last for a while, too. So if you're that panicked, why not invest in a freezer, stock it with bread, make room in the fridge for extra eggs and cream, buy some dry milk and put it on the shelf and go to the warehouse store and buy the 24 pack of Charmin? If they'd do this once a month during December, January, and February, they'd avoid the lemming reaction.
And the driving skills in most of BaltoWash are water soluble. It's not so much the snow but the fact that it's wet.