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We had an ice day. People keep calling it a "snow day," but since we only got a smidgen of snow, it doesn't really qualify as a "snow day" to me. (Actually, I think it's because people are worried about drivers not knowing how to drive in either snow or ice, unlike many Northerners.) Anyway, I slept in until 9:30, took a shower, and then I snuggled into my blankets and read a book. Then I ate lunch and halfheartedly tried to do some homework (I think I've gotten the word I want to study for Linguistics!) and now I'm writing this blog.
You know, my hometown's public school system canceled classes and my church has even canceled the service tomorrow because the snow is so bad up in Northern Indiana. Even more worse than what I drove through on last Sunday. My mom called me and said that the forecast calls for a possible 20 more inches on top of what they've gotten in the last week. They're the ones who need the snow days. Me, I just needed to sleep to help get over the illness that I got last Sabbath--and so this was a much-needed break for me.
We actually had a SNOW day. I don't think we've had one day yet this month where it hasn't snowed at least part of the day. Friday, though, we got dumped on. I must have brushed a foot of snow off my car.
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Yeah, well, my home town keeps having SNOW days, too, but one of my brothers keeps having work, regardless of the snow. Guess they think people will venture out for pizza on a snowy, blowy, drifty night.
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