Ike has the right idea. That is how you should spend a snow day.
Here's a life update: I still think snow is pretty awesome. Ike, however, is less amused. Don't get me wrong, he still loves to frolic in the stuff. But the past two fresh blankets of snow have buried his tennis balls to the point of no return.
Here's a life update: I still think snow is pretty awesome. Ike, however, is less amused. Don't get me wrong, he still loves to frolic in the stuff. But the past two fresh blankets of snow have buried his tennis balls to the point of no return.
It's okay, buddy. Spring is coming. Right?
I worked from home on this week's snow day, and I think I was busier than I've ever been at work. At least I was able to look at my cozy couch, watch the snow fall through the window, and blare The XX Pandora station. I think that beats sitting in two hours of traffic, like I did the last time it snowed. (I'm still bitter.)
By the way. Can we discuss the fact that I have terrible trouble memorizing facts, can't remember what happened in a movie five minutes after it's over, and yet, every time I hear the phrase snow day I remember that in ninth grade, there was a movie called Snow Day and it featured this song by Hoku, which I now have stuck in my head. Brain, 1; DJ, 0.
Your pictures of the snow are beautiful! And your house looks so cozy :)
ReplyDeletePoor Ike. But he looks so cute in snow! And good thing you have tulips, which make everything better... maybe if I'd had some two days ago when we got our biggest snow of the year (what the heck, March?! I live in the almost-practically-south!) I wouldn't have been so cranky about it. Working from home is definitely a plus in bad road weather though.
ReplyDeleteWork from home days are always my favorite :) Are you working from home because of the snow?! That Almost (but not quite) makes living in the North sound appealing.
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