Buses will be returning children home as quickly as it is safe to do so."
First, they put the older kids on the bus to decide to send them home right afterwards. Second, where is the snow? Seriously, besides the dusting on the grass the roads are wet. Not icy, not snowing, but wet. People warned us that everything would be closed and canceled when the slightest thing happened, but I guess I didn't believe it. Emily is so confused and asking why they canceled school again. After all she is used to going to school when it's snowing the 8th inch and blowing all over the place. Or when there is ice glazed so much on the trees and bushes that it looks like glass has been poured all over.
Now I can't wait to see if people try to sled. They better hurry. It's going to be 55 tomorrow. Until then, I will enjoy a day home. Will all the kids. Yippie.
5 comments:
OMG that is so freaking hilarious! No wait, it's insane. Weird. Well, enjoy your day!
LOL Did anyone try to sled on that??? :)
THAT'S what they call a snow day?
OK, that's it, we're moving south.
Haha they would really crap if it did that weather in April like it has here before wouldn't they lmbo.
There's just nothing funnier than southerner's thinking they've seen snow.
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