Well, we got a Snow Day. This is extremely rare where I live, a place where people scoff at the term "Snow Emergency" as they fill up their bathtubs with water and get out the can opener to prepare to eat clam chowder cold. But the Snow Day was welcome! A chance to rest and do work and not spend an hour and a half of my day driving and parking at school!
Of course, that's not how it went. By 10 am I had pulled out the sewing machine, telling myself that I needed a new apron and I needed it NOW, and grading could wait until a day where we actually had school.
Do other people have this experience?
I guess my approach to the Snow Day is not unlike that of a grade-schooler. If someone had told 8-year-old me, "Hey, it's a Snow Day, there's no school, but go ahead and get out your math workbooks and do that for a couple hours" I would have actually laughed in their face. Math? No way! Time to get on the snowsuit and play outside in the sub-zero temperature!
And so today went. I read, I watched television, I sewed, I played with my pets, and yes, I put on the snowshoes and the snowpants and wandered around outside. Which is why I'm pulling the post-Snow Day All-Nighter. Blast!
Well, for any of you in deep-freeze places, I hope your Snow Days are more productive than mine!
I had a snow day this week. But I had call that day. So I went to work anyway. Me --> 30 hour shift in the freezing hospital. Everyone else --> home in bed with cocoa. >.<
ReplyDeleteI feel for you. On the other hand, you know it's The Day After Tomorrow when a hospital declares a "Snow Day"...
ReplyDeleteSnow days are supposed to be unproductive. It's in the rulebook.
ReplyDelete