Life is good!!

[DCNascarFan]

2 feet of snow on the way.....practice at Daytona is on... plenty of racing on TV coming up... and the Super Bowl on Sunday. I think this is shaping up to be a pretty good weekend! (as long as my cable doesn't go out :shock: )

Let's go racing!

[Atl_tim]

Not quite as good as being there in the West Lot hangin' with Buddlite and crew .. but still a good weekend in store. ;)

What races are you all planning on hitting this year?

[DCNascarFan]

Not sure about any races this year yet. Have a small little detail that is getting in the way - Mrs. DCNascarfan is due in July! :mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen: No way in heck will she agree to any camping trips in a tent at this point!

I may try to get to spring Bristol, Martinsville, or Richmond solo - probably last minute deals. Little birdie in my ear is saying "don't go spend money at races, need to save for the baby" - but the devil in the other ear is saying "Green green green, let's go racing!" :evil:

[Atl_tim]

Holy cow....congrats! :cool: Very cool. Decent planning, too, since you are like us and the bulk of the races you go to are either spring or fall.

Keep us posted about the Richmond/Bristol races. The fit would be a little tight in our camper, but we could probably make room for you for a night or 2. (Or find someone else on the board with an empty bed). Not sure what Dad's travel plans would be, but you could always tell the Mrs that you were going to save money by ride-sharing to the tracks with him. :)

[web4dale]

Holy cow - congrats you two.... If it's a girl, name her after me... Just kidding!!!! You are so blessed!

[JUNIORFAN88]

Will probally be stuck in the plow truck till Monday and sleeping at the firehouse


Freeholder Vice-Director Ralph E. Sheets, Jr. and Emergency Management Director Frank McCall at 3 p.m. today signed an Emergency Proclamation declaring a state of emergency to exist in Cape May County.

Vice-Director Sheets said, “The County has declared a state of emergency enabling authorities to take all necessary measures to protect the persons and property of the residents of Cape May County.”

Additionally, the Cape May County Emergency Management Communications Center was activated at Noon today. The Cape May County Fire Coordinator, EMS Coordinators, CBRNE Director, Cape May County Fire Chiefs Association, Cape May County Public Works Association, the Cape May County Regional Emergency Special Operations Team and the Cape May County Municipal Offices of Emergency Management are pre-positioned to respond to the potential disaster associated with this Nor’easter/winter snow storm.

The following areas have been designated as disaster areas:

The Borough of AVALON, the City of CAPE MAY, The Borough of CAPE MAY POINT, the Township of DENNIS, the Township of LOWER, the Township of MIDDLE, the City of NORTH WILDWOOD, the City of OCEAN CITY, the City of SEA ISLE CITY, the Borough of STONE HARBOR, the Township of UPPER, the Borough of WEST CAPE MAY, the Borough of WEST WILDWOOD, the City of WILDWOOD, the Borough of WILDWOOD CREST, and the Borough of WOODBINE.

The proclamation gives the County the authority to request resources from that State of New Jersey on behalf of municipalities.

The following resources have been requested:

· State resources to assist with the ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY power outage that can affect all of CAPE MAY COUNTY

· NJSP-OEM Incident Management and NJ Department of Transportation personnel to be at the Cape May County Emergency Management Communications Center

· NEW JERSEY NATIONAL GUARD high wheeled 4x4 vehicles will be requested to assist with Medical Emergencies

· NEW JERSEY FOREST FIRE SERVICE RESOURCES will be requested should their services be necessary

The Cape May County Office of Emergency Management is monitoring the situation and remains in constant communication with the New Jersey State Police, New Jersey Office of Emergency Management, the National Weather Service, Municipal Emergency Management Coordinators as well as other state and federal partners.