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Post by HOOCH2173 on Apr 24, 2020 9:34:03 GMT -8
Howdy hockey fans...curiosity question. As many of you know, I’m not a fan of the media in general. However, when I see the same information on CNN, FOX and the WSJ even I tend to believe it. All three of those sources had stories yesterday about food, primarily meat, shortages. I don’t see any of that here. In addition to the virus, we’ve had some significant weather issues here in the Deep South the past week. I went to Krogers today and got everything I wanted. The meat section was full. I got fresh seafood, beef, chicken and pork. In fact, I’m out back BBQ’ing some of it for lunch right now  Besides all of you in the Bay Area, I know we have some folks in LA, Seattle, Ohio, Canada, etc. Are any of you seeing food shortages? Just wondering if this is more media driven fear or not. Also, if some are having food shortages, I’m not trying to be insensitive by asking, sincerely curious. Out here in the OC (So Cal) it depends on when you go. Most things are out towards the afternoon and weekends. Trader Joe's typically will have most things but meat products seem to lessen. Example frozen boneless chicken thighs were out last week but frozen boneless chicken breasts were plentiful. Eggs were ok too. Dry pasta seemed to be less too. Good luck! |
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Post by cjelli on Apr 24, 2020 9:52:39 GMT -8
Howdy hockey fans...curiosity question. As many of you know, I’m not a fan of the media in general. However, when I see the same information on CNN, FOX and the WSJ even I tend to believe it. All three of those sources had stories yesterday about food, primarily meat, shortages. I don’t see any of that here. In addition to the virus, we’ve had some significant weather issues here in the Deep South the past week. I went to Krogers today and got everything I wanted. The meat section was full. I got fresh seafood, beef, chicken and pork. In fact, I’m out back BBQ’ing some of it for lunch right now Besides all of you in the Bay Area, I know we have some folks in LA, Seattle, Ohio, Canada, etc. Are any of you seeing food shortages? Just wondering if this is more media driven fear or not. Also, if some are having food shortages, I’m not trying to be insensitive by asking, sincerely curious. One meat packing plant in Idaho (?) called Smithfields had to close because of the virus but that was the only one that I heard of. I know farmers are dumping milk down the drain because supplies are to high. This might be more of a media driven story to create more panic. They should really find out why all of these idiots are choking themselves with toilet paper. That's the real puzzle I think there's a logistic problem with toilet paper: it's hard to store a lot of extra supply, because of the volume. It looks like sanitizer/clorox/isopropyl alcohol shortage is due to regulations.
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Post by cjelli on Apr 24, 2020 10:02:25 GMT -8
Howdy hockey fans...curiosity question. As many of you know, I’m not a fan of the media in general. However, when I see the same information on CNN, FOX and the WSJ even I tend to believe it. All three of those sources had stories yesterday about food, primarily meat, shortages. I don’t see any of that here. In addition to the virus, we’ve had some significant weather issues here in the Deep South the past week. I went to Krogers today and got everything I wanted. The meat section was full. I got fresh seafood, beef, chicken and pork. In fact, I’m out back BBQ’ing some of it for lunch right now Besides all of you in the Bay Area, I know we have some folks in LA, Seattle, Ohio, Canada, etc. Are any of you seeing food shortages? Just wondering if this is more media driven fear or not. Also, if some are having food shortages, I’m not trying to be insensitive by asking, sincerely curious. Depends where you go. The Russian store had everything except the freshly frozen red caviar, but their assortment is different. Smart & Final had basically everything except for stuff that is not found anywhere.
Safeway is not handling it well. Every time I come there are problems with at least one isle: it was, in the last couple of weeks, alternating: dairy, esp. non-dairy substitutes, yoghurts, butter, sliced cheese; vegetables: no eggplants, cucumbers, radishes, zucchinis, fresh herbs, lettuce, berries; flour, beans, rice, oats; frozen fruits and veggies; fresh chicken and turkey. It's better than one month ago, but it's still a B-/B at best.
Sanitizer, yeast, toilet paper, isopropyl alcohol, paper towels and Lysol/Clorox/... general cleaning chemistry products ceased to exist.
Hydrogen peroxide is gone in Safeway, but is available in bucket loads at the CVS next door.
mrs. cjelli wants to hit TJ this weekend.
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Post by HOOCH2173 on Apr 24, 2020 10:14:55 GMT -8
Howdy hockey fans...curiosity question. As many of you know, I’m not a fan of the media in general. However, when I see the same information on CNN, FOX and the WSJ even I tend to believe it. All three of those sources had stories yesterday about food, primarily meat, shortages. I don’t see any of that here. In addition to the virus, we’ve had some significant weather issues here in the Deep South the past week. I went to Krogers today and got everything I wanted. The meat section was full. I got fresh seafood, beef, chicken and pork. In fact, I’m out back BBQ’ing some of it for lunch right now Besides all of you in the Bay Area, I know we have some folks in LA, Seattle, Ohio, Canada, etc. Are any of you seeing food shortages? Just wondering if this is more media driven fear or not. Also, if some are having food shortages, I’m not trying to be insensitive by asking, sincerely curious. I posted earlier and it looks like it didn't post. Anyway at our Trader Joe's here in orange county (Lake Forest area, technically Laguna), they had no frozen boneless chicken thighs, but had breasts abound. Eggs are fine. Regular fresh meat section had stuff and some things were less than stocked. Pastas are always slim. but things were decent. Smart and Final is fully stocked. Our target is ok with somethings less than being filled in the frozen section. Dairy getting slim. And of course no one has Disinfectant Wipes, TP, Paper Towels or Napkins. However at Costco in Irvine, they do have everything except the wipe stuff. |
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Post by Fugazi on Apr 24, 2020 13:52:40 GMT -8
Howdy hockey fans...curiosity question. As many of you know, I’m not a fan of the media in general. However, when I see the same information on CNN, FOX and the WSJ even I tend to believe it. All three of those sources had stories yesterday about food, primarily meat, shortages. I don’t see any of that here. In addition to the virus, we’ve had some significant weather issues here in the Deep South the past week. I went to Krogers today and got everything I wanted. The meat section was full. I got fresh seafood, beef, chicken and pork. In fact, I’m out back BBQ’ing some of it for lunch right now Besides all of you in the Bay Area, I know we have some folks in LA, Seattle, Ohio, Canada, etc. Are any of you seeing food shortages? Just wondering if this is more media driven fear or not. Also, if some are having food shortages, I’m not trying to be insensitive by asking, sincerely curious. Depends where you go. The Russian store had everything except the freshly frozen red caviar, but their assortment is different. Smart & Final had basically everything except for stuff that is not found anywhere.
Safeway is not handling it well. Every time I come there are problems with at least one isle: it was, in the last couple of weeks, alternating: dairy, esp. non-dairy substitutes, yoghurts, butter, sliced cheese; vegetables: no eggplants, cucumbers, radishes, zucchinis, fresh herbs, lettuce, berries; flour, beans, rice, oats; frozen fruits and veggies; fresh chicken and turkey. It's better than one month ago, but it's still a B-/B at best.
Sanitizer, yeast, toilet paper, isopropyl alcohol, paper towels and Lysol/Clorox/... general cleaning chemistry products ceased to exist.
Hydrogen peroxide is gone in Safeway, but is available in bucket loads at the CVS next door.
mrs. cjelli wants to hit TJ this weekend.
Safeway is short on vegatables because a few people working in their wharehouse in Tracy came down with the virus. So they are trying to get that straightened out but they said it would take time |
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Post by carolinasharksfan on Apr 24, 2020 14:28:31 GMT -8
Depends where you go. The Russian store had everything except the freshly frozen red caviar, but their assortment is different. Smart & Final had basically everything except for stuff that is not found anywhere.
Safeway is not handling it well. Every time I come there are problems with at least one isle: it was, in the last couple of weeks, alternating: dairy, esp. non-dairy substitutes, yoghurts, butter, sliced cheese; vegetables: no eggplants, cucumbers, radishes, zucchinis, fresh herbs, lettuce, berries; flour, beans, rice, oats; frozen fruits and veggies; fresh chicken and turkey. It's better than one month ago, but it's still a B-/B at best.
Sanitizer, yeast, toilet paper, isopropyl alcohol, paper towels and Lysol/Clorox/... general cleaning chemistry products ceased to exist.
Hydrogen peroxide is gone in Safeway, but is available in bucket loads at the CVS next door.
mrs. cjelli wants to hit TJ this weekend.
Safeway is short on vegatables because a few people working in their wharehouse in Tracy came down with the virus. So they are trying to get that straightened out but they said it would take time Hmm...if one warehouse can disrupt Safeway’s supply, I wonder if Safeway has their own, independent, supply chain? Someone told me today that Krogers does have their own supply chain and thats why we’re not seeing shortages there. I have no clue either way but I did look them up and they’re by far the largest grocery chain in the USA...twice as large as the number two chain in the U.S., which is Albertsons/Safeway. I like Publix better than Krogers but they’re having some supply issues so we’ve been going to Krogers. |
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Post by carolinasharksfan on Apr 24, 2020 14:31:01 GMT -8
Howdy hockey fans...curiosity question. As many of you know, I’m not a fan of the media in general. However, when I see the same information on CNN, FOX and the WSJ even I tend to believe it. All three of those sources had stories yesterday about food, primarily meat, shortages. I don’t see any of that here. In addition to the virus, we’ve had some significant weather issues here in the Deep South the past week. I went to Krogers today and got everything I wanted. The meat section was full. I got fresh seafood, beef, chicken and pork. In fact, I’m out back BBQ’ing some of it for lunch right now Besides all of you in the Bay Area, I know we have some folks in LA, Seattle, Ohio, Canada, etc. Are any of you seeing food shortages? Just wondering if this is more media driven fear or not. Also, if some are having food shortages, I’m not trying to be insensitive by asking, sincerely curious. I posted earlier and it looks like it didn't post. Anyway at our Trader Joe's here in orange county (Lake Forest area, technically Laguna), they had no frozen boneless chicken thighs, but had breasts abound. Eggs are fine. Regular fresh meat section had stuff and some things were less than stocked. Pastas are always slim. but things were decent. Smart and Final is fully stocked. Our target is ok with somethings less than being filled in the frozen section. Dairy getting slim. And of course no one has Disinfectant Wipes, TP, Paper Towels or Napkins. However at Costco in Irvine, they do have everything except the wipe stuff. I’ve never heard of Smart and Final. Is it more like SafewayAlbertson’s or Costco? |
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Post by carolinasharksfan on Apr 24, 2020 14:36:50 GMT -8
One meat packing plant in Idaho (?) called Smithfields had to close because of the virus but that was the only one that I heard of. I know farmers are dumping milk down the drain because supplies are to high. This might be more of a media driven story to create more panic. They should really find out why all of these idiots are choking themselves with toilet paper. That's the real puzzle I think there's a logistic problem with toilet paper: it's hard to store a lot of extra supply, because of the volume. It looks like sanitizer/clorox/isopropyl alcohol shortage is due to regulations.
I have no idea if this is true, but a neighbor told me the supply issue with toilet paper was due to residential vs. commercial demand, manufacturing and packaging...and the SIP turned that upside down. Theres no toilet paper issue here anymore. |
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Post by cjelli on Apr 24, 2020 14:50:45 GMT -8
I posted earlier and it looks like it didn't post. Anyway at our Trader Joe's here in orange county (Lake Forest area, technically Laguna), they had no frozen boneless chicken thighs, but had breasts abound. Eggs are fine. Regular fresh meat section had stuff and some things were less than stocked. Pastas are always slim. but things were decent. Smart and Final is fully stocked. Our target is ok with somethings less than being filled in the frozen section. Dairy getting slim. And of course no one has Disinfectant Wipes, TP, Paper Towels or Napkins. However at Costco in Irvine, they do have everything except the wipe stuff. I’ve never heard of Smart and Final. Is it more like SafewayAlbertson’s or Costco? It's a cross between Costco and Safeway (used to be with elements of Grocery Outlet, too, but they sort of up-styled themselves a bit). The assortment is smaller than Safeway, bulk packaging is available for many items, prices are cheaper than Safeway on most of the items. No club prices, almost no store coupons, what you see is what you pay.
No butcher - all meats are prepackaged. Barely any seafood. Very limited choice of "upscale" brands and products.
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Post by Marbles on Apr 25, 2020 15:20:29 GMT -8
One meat packing plant in Idaho (?) called Smithfields had to close because of the virus but that was the only one that I heard of. I know farmers are dumping milk down the drain because supplies are to high. This might be more of a media driven story to create more panic. They should really find out why all of these idiots are choking themselves with toilet paper. That's the real puzzle I think there's a logistic problem with toilet paper: it's hard to store a lot of extra supply, because of the volume. It looks like sanitizer/clorox/isopropyl alcohol shortage is due to regulations.
There's also a shift in purchasing on TP. People are now staying home all day en masse. So people are using the TP they'd traditionally use at work while at home. And despite logic the markets are serviced by completely different products - so the home TP supply is now unable to keep up and the industrial one is over producing. |
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Post by Fugazi on Apr 26, 2020 14:29:56 GMT -8
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Post by Fugazi on Apr 26, 2020 14:31:39 GMT -8
I think there's a logistic problem with toilet paper: it's hard to store a lot of extra supply, because of the volume. It looks like sanitizer/clorox/isopropyl alcohol shortage is due to regulations.
There's also a shift in purchasing on TP. People are now staying home all day en masse. So people are using the TP they'd traditionally use at work while at home. And despite logic the markets are serviced by completely different products - so the home TP supply is now unable to keep up and the industrial one is over producing. Amazon had a bucnh of commercial grade toilet paper for sale but it was the kind that fits in those big two roll dispensers. Pass on that, I would have toilet paper for 10 years |
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Post by Fugazi on Apr 26, 2020 18:43:40 GMT -8
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Post by galtfan on Apr 27, 2020 5:31:34 GMT -8
Happy Monday, and the only reason I know it's Monday is because the wife went to work! Lets see, we finished watching Westworld Friday night, went back and watched season 9 of American Horror Story Saturday, and started watching the shit show that is Tiger King. This shit has got to end, we were suppose to be camping this week out at Collins Lake.
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Post by John96 on Apr 27, 2020 6:37:16 GMT -8
Howdy hockey fans...curiosity question. As many of you know, I’m not a fan of the media in general. However, when I see the same information on CNN, FOX and the WSJ even I tend to believe it. All three of those sources had stories yesterday about food, primarily meat, shortages. I don’t see any of that here. In addition to the virus, we’ve had some significant weather issues here in the Deep South the past week. I went to Krogers today and got everything I wanted. The meat section was full. I got fresh seafood, beef, chicken and pork. In fact, I’m out back BBQ’ing some of it for lunch right now Besides all of you in the Bay Area, I know we have some folks in LA, Seattle, Ohio, Canada, etc. Are any of you seeing food shortages? Just wondering if this is more media driven fear or not. Also, if some are having food shortages, I’m not trying to be insensitive by asking, sincerely curious. Some shelves are empty but 90% are normal, nothing major either still all the produce and meat is around. I haven’t heard much anywhere else in Ontario or Canada, but I also haven’t seen tp at the store in months. Luckily I know one small shop that always has supply. Not what you know but who you know eh. It seems like most people have stopped panic buying. In reality that should’ve been one of the government’s first moves I reckon but what do I know. Other news I’m working for the first time since March 25 so yay for me. |
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Post by Fugazi on Apr 27, 2020 10:08:54 GMT -8
Happy Monday, and the only reason I know it's Monday is because the wife went to work! Lets see, we finished watching Westworld Friday night, went back and watched season 9 of American Horror Story Saturday, and started watching the shit show that is Tiger King. This shit has got to end, we were suppose to be camping this week out at Collins Lake. I camped once at New Melones when it first opened. Sold all of my camping gear when I got back in town. Never again |
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Post by Fugazi on Apr 27, 2020 10:10:54 GMT -8
Howdy hockey fans...curiosity question. As many of you know, I’m not a fan of the media in general. However, when I see the same information on CNN, FOX and the WSJ even I tend to believe it. All three of those sources had stories yesterday about food, primarily meat, shortages. I don’t see any of that here. In addition to the virus, we’ve had some significant weather issues here in the Deep South the past week. I went to Krogers today and got everything I wanted. The meat section was full. I got fresh seafood, beef, chicken and pork. In fact, I’m out back BBQ’ing some of it for lunch right now Besides all of you in the Bay Area, I know we have some folks in LA, Seattle, Ohio, Canada, etc. Are any of you seeing food shortages? Just wondering if this is more media driven fear or not. Also, if some are having food shortages, I’m not trying to be insensitive by asking, sincerely curious. Some shelves are empty but 90% are normal, nothing major either still all the produce and meat is around. I haven’t heard much anywhere else in Ontario or Canada, but I also haven’t seen tp at the store in months. Luckily I know one small shop that always has supply. Not what you know but who you know eh. It seems like most people have stopped panic buying. In reality that should’ve been one of the government’s first moves I reckon but what do I know. Other news I’m working for the first time since March 25 so yay for me. Congrats on going back to work. With the way things are here in Calif I don't expect anyone to actually go back to work until July. It's not the pandemic, it's the Govorner |
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Post by carolinasharksfan on Apr 28, 2020 9:54:24 GMT -8
Happy Monday, and the only reason I know it's Monday is because the wife went to work! Lets see, we finished watching Westworld Friday night, went back and watched season 9 of American Horror Story Saturday, and started watching the shit show that is Tiger King. This shit has got to end, we were suppose to be camping this week out at Collins Lake. I camped once at New Melones when it first opened. Sold all of my camping gear when I got back in town. Never again Love camping and love New Melones Reservoir. Granted, we don’t tent camp anymore but we go often and really enjoy it. New Melones was our go to lake for years when we owned our boat and did a lot of skiing, tubing, etc. |
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Post by carolinasharksfan on Apr 28, 2020 9:54:53 GMT -8
Howdy hockey fans...curiosity question. As many of you know, I’m not a fan of the media in general. However, when I see the same information on CNN, FOX and the WSJ even I tend to believe it. All three of those sources had stories yesterday about food, primarily meat, shortages. I don’t see any of that here. In addition to the virus, we’ve had some significant weather issues here in the Deep South the past week. I went to Krogers today and got everything I wanted. The meat section was full. I got fresh seafood, beef, chicken and pork. In fact, I’m out back BBQ’ing some of it for lunch right now Besides all of you in the Bay Area, I know we have some folks in LA, Seattle, Ohio, Canada, etc. Are any of you seeing food shortages? Just wondering if this is more media driven fear or not. Also, if some are having food shortages, I’m not trying to be insensitive by asking, sincerely curious. Some shelves are empty but 90% are normal, nothing major either still all the produce and meat is around. I haven’t heard much anywhere else in Ontario or Canada, but I also haven’t seen tp at the store in months. Luckily I know one small shop that always has supply. Not what you know but who you know eh. It seems like most people have stopped panic buying. In reality that should’ve been one of the government’s first moves I reckon but what do I know. Other news I’m working for the first time since March 25 so yay for me. Glad you’re back at work! |
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Post by Fugazi on Apr 28, 2020 10:18:28 GMT -8
I camped once at New Melones when it first opened. Sold all of my camping gear when I got back in town. Never again Love camping and love New Melones Reservoir. Granted, we don’t tent camp anymore but we go often and really enjoy it. New Melones was our go to lake for years when we owned our boat and did a lot of skiing, tubing, etc. Two years after that camping my brother's in laws bought a home in Twain Harte so we had a base of operations to go to New Melones. But I hated camping in a tent. Now the only place I go camping is a Hilton Hotel |
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Post by Fugazi on Apr 28, 2020 19:20:03 GMT -8
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Post by d5shark on Apr 28, 2020 20:06:01 GMT -8
Howdy hockey fans...curiosity question. As many of you know, I’m not a fan of the media in general. However, when I see the same information on CNN, FOX and the WSJ even I tend to believe it. All three of those sources had stories yesterday about food, primarily meat, shortages. I don’t see any of that here. In addition to the virus, we’ve had some significant weather issues here in the Deep South the past week. I went to Krogers today and got everything I wanted. The meat section was full. I got fresh seafood, beef, chicken and pork. In fact, I’m out back BBQ’ing some of it for lunch right now Besides all of you in the Bay Area, I know we have some folks in LA, Seattle, Ohio, Canada, etc. Are any of you seeing food shortages? Just wondering if this is more media driven fear or not. Also, if some are having food shortages, I’m not trying to be insensitive by asking, sincerely curious. Some shelves are empty but 90% are normal, nothing major either still all the produce and meat is around. I haven’t heard much anywhere else in Ontario or Canada, but I also haven’t seen tp at the store in months. Luckily I know one small shop that always has supply. Not what you know but who you know eh. It seems like most people have stopped panic buying. In reality that should’ve been one of the government’s first moves I reckon but what do I know. Other news I’m working for the first time since March 25 so yay for me. Beers on John! |
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Post by carolinasharksfan on Apr 29, 2020 4:50:28 GMT -8
Love camping and love New Melones Reservoir. Granted, we don’t tent camp anymore but we go often and really enjoy it. New Melones was our go to lake for years when we owned our boat and did a lot of skiing, tubing, etc. Two years after that camping my brother's in laws bought a home in Twain Harte so we had a base of operations to go to New Melones. But I hated camping in a tent. Now the only place I go camping is a Hilton Hotel We tent camped until we had babies. Then my wife was very clear...if we’re going to camp it had to be an rv/trailer Twain Harte is a cool little place. Theres was a good pizza/pub place there we used to eat/drink at. My buddy had a cabin in Strawberry (just up the road from there) and we stayed there sometimes. My buddy had a fishing boat and we had the ski boat. We’d leave them at the Tuolumne County Sheriff’s boat yard and go back and forth to the cabin. Fun times. |
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Post by galtfan on Apr 29, 2020 6:03:30 GMT -8
Love camping and love New Melones Reservoir. Granted, we don’t tent camp anymore but we go often and really enjoy it. New Melones was our go to lake for years when we owned our boat and did a lot of skiing, tubing, etc. Two years after that camping my brother's in laws bought a home in Twain Harte so we had a base of operations to go to New Melones. But I hated camping in a tent. Now the only place I go camping is a Hilton Hotel The wife will not tent camp anymore. When our boys were in scouts, a couple we became friends with bought a small tent trailer. Wife was like that's what "we" want. So that's what we did. After the boys were done in scouts we bought a larger tent trailer with slide out but by ourselves its a lot of work setting up a tent trailer, so we bought a travel trailer about three years ago. Better then the tent trailer and way better then a tent. |
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Post by danvilleshark on Apr 29, 2020 7:20:55 GMT -8
Two years after that camping my brother's in laws bought a home in Twain Harte so we had a base of operations to go to New Melones. But I hated camping in a tent. Now the only place I go camping is a Hilton Hotel The wife will not tent camp anymore. When our boys were in scouts, a couple we became friends with bought a small tent trailer. Wife was like that's what "we" want. So that's what we did. After the boys were done in scouts we bought a larger tent trailer with slide out but by ourselves its a lot of work setting up a tent trailer, so we bought a travel trailer about three years ago. Better then the tent trailer and way better then a tent. We bought all the camping stuff when our kids were young. One was a Scout and so we did some camping. Mt wife and I are talking about breaking out the gear again soon. The Narrows is a trip we both want to take. |
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Post by galtfan on Apr 29, 2020 7:41:41 GMT -8
The wife will not tent camp anymore. When our boys were in scouts, a couple we became friends with bought a small tent trailer. Wife was like that's what "we" want. So that's what we did. After the boys were done in scouts we bought a larger tent trailer with slide out but by ourselves its a lot of work setting up a tent trailer, so we bought a travel trailer about three years ago. Better then the tent trailer and way better then a tent. We bought all the camping stuff when our kids were young. One was a Scout and so we did some camping. Mt wife and I are talking about breaking out the gear again soon. The Narrows is a trip we both want to take. The places all around Utah are absolutely beautiful. During this shit show I got sucked into the you tube black hole. Stated watching Matt's off road recovery, he is out of Hurricane, Utah and he goes into sand hallow and all over southern Utah. The scenery is absolutely breathtaking, and watching him get people out is for some reason mildly relaxing. lol |
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Post by Fugazi on Apr 29, 2020 9:06:54 GMT -8
Two years after that camping my brother's in laws bought a home in Twain Harte so we had a base of operations to go to New Melones. But I hated camping in a tent. Now the only place I go camping is a Hilton Hotel We tent camped until we had babies. Then my wife was very clear...if we’re going to camp it had to be an rv/trailer Twain Harte is a cool little place. Theres was a good pizza/pub place there we used to eat/drink at. My buddy had a cabin in Strawberry (just up the road from there) and we stayed there sometimes. My buddy had a fishing boat and we had the ski boat. We’d leave them at the Tuolumne County Sheriff’s boat yard and go back and forth to the cabin. Fun times. When we camped my daughter was only 6 and she was miserable the whole time crying she wanted to go home to her mother. That might have been the main reason why I never did it again. Funny part is to this day she remembers that camping trip and she refuses to take her kids camping. She's turned into an air bnb type that will rent a cabin on a lake. |
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Post by danvilleshark on Apr 29, 2020 11:24:04 GMT -8
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Post by LordNelson on Apr 29, 2020 13:41:29 GMT -8
He's 77 now, shouldn't Indiana be sheltering in and NOT out criss-crossing airport runways? Jeez. |
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Post by cjelli on Apr 29, 2020 14:04:49 GMT -8
Still living the six days, seven night, huh? |
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