Had a grand time shoveling and taking the kiddo and dogs for a walk. Snow is my favorite, though

Real alfredo doesn't include any cream!

Yup, going to be WFH and cleaning up after this storm for many days.

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Bedford

Oh hahahah right, thanks! Idk why I get those confused

That's nuts.

Solid amount.

Congrats on your sobriety!!! in a whisper voice... Memorial day. I mix those 2 holidays up all the time. Rock on ✌🏻

Currently 33 inches in Lyndeborough and still snowing. Note I'm at 1350 ft ASL.

I’m here in Lempster and at the moment (in my yard at least) we are at 23 inches. Weather report says another 12 inches in the next 24 hours.

Initially I think it said 12-18 inches today, yet here we are…

Derry got a minimum of 14 inches.

we have two small children and we homeschool as well. NH is very supportive of this; if you end up looking into public schools, many of the schools here are fantastic, but you really have to do your homework on this as every town runs its own schools so it varies dramatically from one town to the next. for most NH towns, paying for schooling is ½ to ¾ of the town costs on a yearly basis, so it's not a small item!

We didn't want to live in the Boston-commuter-belt that is the swath from Wilton all the way over to the seacoast... it's expensive and I have zero need to go to Boston for anything, so the proximity is not worth any expense (for us.) Your mileage may vary.

We live in the Connecticut river valley and we love the proximity to mountains, Vermont, easy transit down the 91 corridor, actual local farms for food, and a sense of being very separated from things while being reasonably close. Keene is our nearest town and it has most of the things we need for shopping within a reasonably short drive.

for the more rural/distant areas bear in mind that some services will be hard to come by - like dentists, accountants, pediatricians, any kind of contractor, etc. for SW NH the Cheshire medical center in Keene is the regional hospital and Dartmouth Hitchcock up in Lebanon/Hanover is the main "big" hospital for the broader region, with lots of specialists and whatnot.

If you'd like to chat more I'm happy to discuss with you via DM or on the phone or whatever, we're super glad we moved here and NH needs more young families with kids to relocate here to help replace all the aging folks :)

(and the old people in our town LOVE seeing our kids around town - I was thinking they might be cranky retirees - nope! it's like being a in town full of surrogate grandparents. fantastic!)

Thank you.

Big snowflakes. Like really big. Big enough to maybe eat the smaller snowflakes.

Native Americans bro.

I know I’m wicked bummed

they can't charge you if the meter isn’t running

24” Milford

The only way you are preventing this is to cut down every tree within 100 ft of the power lines. It's literally the only way. And eversource doesn't own the trees. Landowners do.

Just opened up, it’s a branch of a long-standing store in Westbrook. I’m populating my first saltwater tank from them; Nate has been incredibly helpful-he knows his corals and tank setup. Their stock is coming up quick as they get them through quarantine. Highly recommended.

In my neighborhood, all the side roads have utilities underground. However… the main road which serves everyone, the lines are above ground. Never fails we loose power, going on 7 hours now and Eversource has no idea as the crews have not been out to evaluate.

Littleton got 2”

We got 6” in Conway

Given the way he governs, we could just run a poll of likely Republican and independent voters and then slap on a ‘NO!’ exception for any pot related bill that hit the desk…

Moving a stone wall is illegal in NH. These are actual boundary lines, in many cases. You can rebuild a stone wall that has failed with building permits, et al.