It began with warnings on the radio. A light drizzly spray came next. Then, as the sun set, the drizzle transformed to a solid rain. Finally, the temperature dropped. Fast. When we woke this morning, it was to a glossy sheen on everything in sight: the porch was like glass, the front sidewalk impassible. Scooby took an unintentional flying leap off the second step and cautiously crept around until he shot me a terrified look and tried to climb back up to the front door. No luck! I had to rescue the shivering pup. No surprise, buses are cancelled and it officially a SNOW DAY!
Friday, January 27, 2012
Have An Ice Day
It began with warnings on the radio. A light drizzly spray came next. Then, as the sun set, the drizzle transformed to a solid rain. Finally, the temperature dropped. Fast. When we woke this morning, it was to a glossy sheen on everything in sight: the porch was like glass, the front sidewalk impassible. Scooby took an unintentional flying leap off the second step and cautiously crept around until he shot me a terrified look and tried to climb back up to the front door. No luck! I had to rescue the shivering pup. No surprise, buses are cancelled and it officially a SNOW DAY!
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You will have to start home schooling soon. How many snow days have you had so far??
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