It's like a gallery of bad ideas

[katie_m]

The Atlantic has a set of Hurricane Sandy pictures up, and I went through the first few flinching. No! No, when they say "don't drive into moving water" THAT IS THE SITUATION THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT! Why are you standing that close to the ocean, get away from it, you nitwit

Comments

[mollyamory]

Glad you had a good day (and still have power?) We had a flicker or two, earlier, so we're just waiting to see what happens. :) I had a day off too, though therienne had to go in to work for half the day and I was on driving duty for her (just to Oak Grove!)

I caught up on Nashville, Walking Dead, Homeland, Dexter, and Downton Abbey. It was that kind of day.

Hope things stay good in your neighborhood. Maybe when the wind dies down we can all do another TV night!

[katie_m]

Yeah, we kept power the entire time. Not even the momentary outages we got during Irene. Came home Tuesday evening and you'd never know anything had happened, other than the excessive number of leaves down on the ground.

I'd definitely like to come by again. I hear Reese and Finch have a dog now? That seems unwise and will undoubtedly end in creepy, creepy tears. (No, no, that's unfair, what's it been, three seasons? Maybe they aren't creepy anymore.)

[barkley]

Go you for being productive! I think I should watch actual TV instead of ABC News, but I can't STOP!

[jenlev]

:::hugs::: It's rather scary out there. The title of your post has made me laugh because no matter what, really humans? As a species we always think the bad thing can never happen to us. *headdesk*

And off to work I go....waiting to make sure it's light enough to see downed trees etc as there's power at our building. Hopefully this will not turn out to be worthy of adding to said gallery of bad ideas...

[melissajm]

Glad you're ok! Albany got off easy.

[katie_m]

Yeah, so I heard. Better that than the alternative!