I figure it'll be the same at the Highlandtown Market, but I doubt there was a run on yogurt and I need to get away from my neighbourhood.

Besides, got to make sure Chicken Rico survived the storm.

Get some heavy cream, pour it in a jar, shake it viciously for a couple minutes. You'll have butter in no time at all.

One of my friends works in a grocery store. He told me that over the weekend, they ran out of Spam Lite. Kind of says it all to me.

I walked to the safeway in canton yesterday afternoon and was shocked at how well stocked the store was. I'm starting to wonder if I should make a store run (finally got the car clear!) if we're in for more snow.

So, how do the magic words, "10-20 inches" grab ya? Makes me want to curl up in a ball on the rug and lie there until Thursday...

The Elkridge Giant was pretty well stocked at 10am, other than produce.

Just came from the Safeway in Long Gate (EC). Produce was good but some of the frozen food cases were empty. Glad that I overstocked for last weekend and only needed chocolate. Had dinner at Outback. There was a line at 6:30 when I was leaving. Seems a lot of people were suffering from cabin fever.

Spam at 11:58

Don't make me laugh out loud at 3 a.m. EL

I'll take the blame for the laugh...but you're totally responsible for the timing, EL.

Most women get excited when they hear 6 to 10 inches :)

Like so many men, Mr. Ravioli, you've got no clue what women really want.

(At this point, I want a Bobcat, 10 kilos of chocolate and a chest freezer for all the stuff I'm cooking.)

Wasn't it Mae West who said something like: "Meeting a new man is like getting a snowstorm - you never know how many inches you're going to get or how long its going to last."

It sounds like something she might have said.