What to do on Long Island when it rains
A woman walks as she is seen through a wet window during a rainy day at Roosevelt Field Mall in Garden City on Monday, May 04, 2009. Credit: Newsday/Ana P. Gutierrez
Imagine that you’re sitting at home with nothing to do, no classes to wake up for, no work, Facebook is glitchy and you can’t stand the sight of a computer screen any longer. The rain isn’t going to let up for quite sometime and you need to break away from updating social-networking sites or watching re-runs of “Law and Order.”
Why not grab the keys and head to the car? It wouldn't hurt to jot down some of the following information and have a smart phone or GPS handy. These tips could keep you out of the rain but away from the house.
With the movie done, the day is pretty much over. Go home, relax, do some tweeting or update that Facebook status. Let everyone know how great today’s rainy day was.
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