BR: Snow Day

booknerd226

Yay for panic in the South! We have a mere inch of snow on the ground (but not the roads) and work and classes are already cancelled/closed for today and tomorrow!

Here's to reading on the couch for two days! 

What is everyone else up to?

Ali2b1g

That's hilarious ... from someone living in Minnesota!  )

Enjoy your time off!

 

packfan20

Also laughing at you from Chicago... 
)

Have fun reading!

WillyH19

Enjoy your reading time!

Mrs.GinTN

That's awesome!  It seems like the snow has missed us every time. 

brittk0486

We're supposed to be getting a big storm tomorrow night into Thursday. People are going nuts already - planning for school closures. Forget about getting milk or bread - shelves are pretty bare already!

RevJen

I call it the french toast run.  Can't make your french toast without bread, eggs and milk!  )  We're getting that Wed into Thursday.

SWOG31

No one wants to be Atlanta from a couple weeks ago. So better safe than sorry.

aggiebug

yup just like brittk, everyone is preparing for the snow we should be getting tomorrow night/ Thurs. I can never expect my clinic to close, but there is talk we might just do that.  I am a-ok with that since that means I can play in the snow a bit and mostly curl up and read

fabk

I am probably jinxing myself but this is the first day in I don't know months(?!?! Seriously) we haven't had snow.
Enjoy your snow day!!

jenndawnp

We're supposed to get more on Thursday, a foot-ish, I'm over it.  I can work from home so my biggest thrill will  be not driving and wearing PJs all day.

RiverPlate

I don't understand the egg issue, but seriously, my house cannot exist without milk.  Husband uses it occasionally for cereal, but the girls and I go through between 4 and 6 gallons a week.  Bread is for making school lunches, if there's no school, they can eat other things that are less portable.

Ash61612

we closed early today at work and are closed tomorrow.....fully intend to catch up on my reading. 

RevJen

RiverPlate said:

I don't understand the egg issue, but seriously, my house cannot exist without milk.  Husband uses it occasionally for cereal, but the girls and I go through between 4 and 6 gallons a week.  Bread is for making school lunches, if there's no school, they can eat other things that are less portable.

How else can you make french toast?

aggiebug

We have had our romp in the snow today. Now time for some reading next to the fire. :-)