After a long day at Barnes and Noble, writing a paper, I drove home in hail. As I approached my apartment, it started to really storm. The wind picked up, the hail turned to snow and I ran from my car to the covered stairs.
Later that night I glanced out my window to find this:
Has anyone else heard about the HUGE storm that is supposed to hit Tuesday night? 90% chance of snow, 13 degrees, 40 mile and hour winds...school just might be canceled on Wednesday. I'm fine with that...as long as my flight isn't canceled along with it.
It looks like Washington is getting about the same treatment. :)
Today, I did recess duty for a friend only to find the entire playground and field was covered in ice. Although it isn't allowed, I joined in as we shuffled onto the ice sheets and laughed as kids ran and slide, skated around, and fell (sometimes on purpose). I then hurried them back inside before our noses fell off and then went from class to class reminding students that we are not allowed to play on the ice during recess because the 1st graders might break something and cry. The students laughed and were happy that we had a chance to do something fun outside during the winter season for a change.
(The frozen field)
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