We have a couch and floor space if anyone gets stuck because of the weather. Not much, but a bit.
A little dusting of snow is definetly not going to keep me from coming! See everyone tomorrow!
We’ll see how the weather is. I know I can drive on snow safely, but there’s a bunch of damn idiots out there.
Ooh can I come too, can I? Can I?? 
Keep in mind, the plows are going to be all over the roads. The roads are going to be just fine, I am sure. They’re allready salted and sanded so the snow probably won’t even accumulate on the roads.
Looks like we might be able to make it!
Directions? And confirm on other small kids?
Call me nervous.
Nervous: Hamadryad will be here with her brood.
I emailed directions once, now email me at gingerofthenorth at hotmail dot com and I will be sure to reply to the right address.
I’m sure that by party time the snow will be all done. Everybody had better show up because you don’t want to be poked by Ginger - she’s mean.
Ginger, since you live on a little tiny street, would you please post an update tomorrow on the parking situation? Bundle Dave up and send him out to do a survey - I’m concerned that those nearby cross streets might be snow emergency routes where parking would be prohibited. I don’t mind walking a few blocks, but would like to know where to aim the van before I get close.
We’re still coming! Well, Dominic and I are. If I have to drive 2mph through the snow to get there, I’ll be there, dammit! I may want to leave really early to make sure I’m not late… so if I overcompensate and get there early will that be a problem? I don’t mind helping out.
nyctea: I think if you spend the night at Anita’s the chances of Edward spending the night there will go up exponentially ;D
There is a small parking lot near her house. I’m not sure who owns it but I parked there last time and no one got mad at me. It was like… across the street, to the left, up a few houses, and then cut through to the right. If I remember correctly.
Okay, parking. If you drive up my street (it’s a one-way) and turn left at the end, you will pass our alley and RIGHT THERE on the right is a small building with a parking lot. There’s a sign on the door that says they’ve moved. Park there if you haven’t found a spot on St. Helena, West Dundalk, or even Dundalk Avenue right in front of the furniture store or the abandoned building.
That would of course pre-suppose that I’ve received directions.
I TOLD YOU TO EMAIL ME.
I DID Email you!
Doof!
mammoth at direcway dot com
This building and lot is actually on your left after you’ve turned left off of our street at the end.
Near the souvenir stand by the old abandoned factory.
The same old place? Oh, you must mean the Old Same Place! It’s around back, here’s the key.
Nah, not this time. I was thinking more like this.
None of that Firesign crap in here!
Hey, I wasn’t Firesigning, for once - that was Dylan, with the Wilburys.
But if Anita and I wanna Firesign, mere mortals aren’t gonna get in our way, so watch out!
At Fourth and Drucker he turns left. At Drucker and Fourth he turns right.
So there, Mister Monday Morning Quarterback, Mister Wheelchair General!