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Roy May belt it out this weekend…we’ll see.

2 inches and counting. Kind of fluffy

Pounding

Yup and accumulating for the past 30 minutes on all but roads. Down to 31

I think there’s a link for the extensive list….

Finally increasing in intensity. 33 degrees.

Get well Tom! We old NNJ weenies stay united!

Snow began at 1:04. Still pretty light

“Good bye is too good a word babe-so I’ll just say fare thee well”

Welcome to New England. I noticed Californians brag about how big their car or house is. New Englanders brag about how hard they work. I still feel guilty not working full time for no reasonable reason but personal insanity.....

Reminiscent of super bowl Sunday event?

You’re not kidding!

Lol...check out the euro.

Solid 3-4 here.

Gotta get the execs pumping more oil into the supply chain.....did Biden allude to that?

We are not early September but we are early October

So sorry to hear! Hang tight.-it will happen sooner or later.

This is going to be really bad for people commuting long distances which tend to be folks who couldn’t afford closer in and now spend up to 2 hours each way. The war in Ukraine would have to end very quickly to change this and the OPECkers have to increase production/particularly Saudi who we have nurtured despite them being an awful regime. We need to call on some chips including asking oil executives to do their part for the country.

I’ll be 1075

I hope I don’t tube this thread but Putin enabling was done by Bush, Obama, Trump, and Biden with that starting to PARTIALLY turn when Putin over estimated his ease of taking Ukraine.

People forget that 10 years ago price/gallon was >$4.00 in many areas. I remember taking my daughter to her friends house one Saturday around 2013 or 2014 and gas went below $4 and I was amazed. We’ve gotten used to high supply and lower demand and cheap oil for many years. We were cycling higher and now we have a potential supply crisis and the OPECkers are continuing to squeeze us by not increasing production.

Good luck!

Interesting. When I bought a house in Los Angeles in 1980, I got a great deal with a fixed rate of 13%. When I bought a house here in 1997 it was maybe 8%. Ultimately I refinanced that down to 4% which seemed rock bottom. I honestly could have put a lot more cash buying my current house but I surmised my savings will well exceed the 3.62% fixed rate and they obviously did. I’m now paying 2.8% on a 30 year fixed. Mortgage rates 5-7% are historically not bad. We just happen to be in a period that probably won’t replicate for awhile. Someone your ago should be heavy equity invested.

Roy shaking out the winter doldrums and warming up…..

Costco Dedham $3.69. Unless we’re traveling that’s where we gas up.