Have we talked about Wegmans yet? I think we have...

[~Nini~ 2]

We had some wet snow yesterday and every one in Jersey and PA went bananas. They actually closed down whole sections of major routes.

Hey now, it was only raining in my lil PA suburb! And I wasn't going bananas so much as burying myself under a bazillion blankets

[thetreble 19]

We had some wet snow yesterday and every one in Jersey and PA went bananas. They actually closed down whole sections of major routes.

Hey now, it was only raining in my lil PA suburb! And I wasn't going bananas so much as burying myself under a bazillion blankets

GUILTY!!!

[MrsCat 6]

We had some wet snow yesterday and every one in Jersey and PA went bananas. They actually closed down whole sections of major routes.

Hey now, it was only raining in my lil PA suburb! And I wasn't going bananas so much as burying myself under a bazillion blankets

Awe - never thought I'd say it so soon but I'd like to see a little snow.

[Reba 2]

I miss snow. It snowed up in the mountains, and I can pretty much smell it from here (and see it on the peaks) but there's none here in the foothills. My Mum emailed me and said she had snow on her car this morning. She lives in Whitby, just outside TO. And of course there's the snow up in NY, NJ, PA, and VT. We wanted to be moved to NY by now. I could be playing in the snow right now but nooooooooo, the stock market had to go and crash and and then hubby needed cardiac tests and that took almost all our savings we had for a downpayment on a house hmph...and bleah even.

[MsZ 6]

Ugh, moving to NY does nothing but guarantee that your property taxes increase. I'd go back to PA in a heartbeat if I could. (Not to mention the fact that I'd be returning to WEGMANS!)

[thetreble 19]

Ugh, moving to NY does nothing but guarantee that your property taxes increase. I'd go back to PA in a heartbeat if I could. (Not to mention the fact that I'd be returning to WEGMANS!)

Unfortunately this is true. PA is so much cheaper to live in compared to NY or NJ.

[Reba 2]

Yeah well, considering the unemployment rate here in WNC is edging closer and closer to the double digits now (no kidding!) and my family is all in Ontario and I haven't seen them in over a year, moving closer to them will benefit us in more than one way. Plus, here in NC you get nickle and dimed to death with taxes, so while NY property taxes may seem like a big chunk all at once, we probably pay similar rates here in NC, once you add them all together (city and county property tax on the house, city and count tax on the vehicles, plus NC has income tax on top of the federal income tax)