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We got a nice little snow this afternoon here in Philadelphia. I think we got a couple of inches, mainly on the grass and sidewalks. I was out driving in it most of the afternoon...Putt-putt handles pretty well in the snow...nothing like front-wheel drive.
The funniest thing I saw was at my local Wawa. It had just began to snow around 2ish, and there was absolutely no milk in the coolers. When I went to Super Fresh (one of our local grocery stores), there were a lot of people in there, but plenty of stuff on the shelves.
What is it that makes people run to the store before a snowstorm to grab bread, milk, and toilet paper? Granted, one is pretty much a necessity, but the former 2 really aren't. Why these 3 items in general?
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