Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012 was very busy at ShopRite supermarket in Ewing, N.J. As Hurricane Sandy threatens to arrive in the area, many residents of Ewing went shopping for last minute items. The supermarket was so crowded that shoppers could hardly find shopping carts to help them carry their items. Kelly and Crystal Wade were among the shoppers. “We are pretty much preparing for the hurricane, but we are not overdoing it,” said Mrs. Wade. “We are just getting some basic stuff just in case we lose power,” she said. The Wades said they were interested in getting water, bread, peanut butter and jelly, cereal, fruits, cakes, milk and batteries. They said they have a wood-burning stove, and would also prepare by getting money from the bank for a hotel if needed.
Kelly (left) and Crystal Wade (right), of Ewing, N.J. are at ShopRite supermarket Sunday afternoon, shopping for last minute items in preparation for Hurricane Sandy that should arrive Monday. – Photo by Michelle Dryden/The Media PubThe Wades are in the drinking water isle of ShopRite where they get the water supply that they will need when Hurricane Sandy arrives Monday. — Photo by Michelle Dryden/The Media PubWhile shopping at ShopRite supermarket Sunday, the Wades did not forget to pick up a box of cereal that is on their list of essential items that they will need when Hurricane Sandy gets here. – Photo by Michelle Dryden/The Media PubKelly (right) and Crystal Wade (left) are on their way to the checkout line at ShopRite, after shopping together Sunday for a list of items that they think they will need when Hurricane Sandy arrives. – Photo by Michelle Dryden/The Media PubThe Wades wait for their balance due to the cashier who is checking out their items. The twosome have just finished shopping for items that are important to them as they prepare for Hurricane Sandy that is scheduled to arrive in the area Monday. – Photo by Michelle Dryden/The Media Pub
