09/18/11 - DVCers Take Over the Dream (S.S. Member Cruise 2011) - Thread #3

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Thanks Terrie! :thumbsup2

Congrats, Wally! :cheer2:

Sorry Terri... :guilty:
 

Well, I am off to a couple of appointments! Y'all have a great and magical day!
 
Congratulations Wally and Dan. Hating my crackberry!
 
Have a wonderful day everyone, we're going to the

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Have a Disney Day!!!!!! And Congrats to Wally and Truffle :) :yay:
Jennifer
 
Hope everyone has a nice afternoon and evening. I'm taking the afternoon off to go babysit my DGD so my 2 DS and DIL can go to the Blackhawks game. I'll probably go crazy this evening after she goes to bed because they don't have internet!!! :scared1: Wish me luck.
 
From the AP:

A blizzard warning was in effect Wednesday for North Dakota, where up to 10 inches was expected in some areas. Lighter snow was expected in Wisconsin, Minnesota and South Dakota.
The unusual system mesmerized meteorologists because of its size and because it had barometric pressure that was similar to a Category 3 hurricane, but with much less destructive power.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said the system's pressure reading Tuesday was among the lowest ever in a non-tropical storm in the mainland U.S. Spokeswoman Susan Buchanan said the storm was within the top five in terms of low pressure, which brings greater winds.
The fast-moving storm blew in from the Pacific Northwest on the strength of a jet stream that is about one-third stronger than normal for this time of year, said David Imy, operations chief at the NOAA's Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Okla. As the system moved into the nation's heartland, it drew in warm air needed to fuel thunderstorms. Then the winds intensified and tornadoes formed.
By Tuesday morning, sustained winds were about 35 to 40 mph and gusting much higher. A gust of 81 mph was recorded in Butlerville, Ohio, and 80 mph in Greenfield, Ind., according to NOAA.

Looks like winter is about to arrive here in the midwest!

The cold is fine, it is the snow that I am not fond of... shoveling. I like to think of rain as being self shoveling snow.

Thanks for the information, Dan. I can especially appreciate your thoughts on rain vs. snow: rain is shelf shoveling snow. :lmao:
 
Hello Everyone!

Believe it or not it is 76 degrees right now where I am in Southern NJ and we are under a tornado watch until 8pm.

When I saw that alert on my phone I was like :scared1:. Are you kidding me?

Checked radar online and it looked like the Happy Campers were getting hit at the time with a pretty big storm in their area. Hopefully it has passed at this point for them. I am just keeping an eye out here. DS gets off bus in about 45 minutes which is when it looks like we may get hit here.

Right now the temp is great and windows are open.

Looks like we will be in 50s by Friday.

Crazy weather this past year.
 
Hope everyone has a nice afternoon and evening. I'm taking the afternoon off to go babysit my DGD so my 2 DS and DIL can go to the Blackhawks game. I'll probably go crazy this evening after she goes to bed because they don't have internet!!! :scared1: Wish me luck.

Have a great night with your DGD!

Looks like its time to splurge and get a mobil device with the internet.:thumbsup2
 
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