We are on our second snow day today.
We only get three per year, so that means we have one left.
And it's not looking good for Wednesday.
And technically, it's not even Winter!
If we go over our allotted three before break (which officially starts for teachers the moment we wave those buses goodbye at around 11:00 am on Friday morning), then we will have to use December 20th and 21st to make up the days. No one is looking forward to that.
Those of us here in My Beloved South are experiencing some very Northern-like weather. According to the local news, this is the coldest December since 1942. Really. I can believe it. I woke up yesterday morning to find it a whopping 7 degrees outside. I think it may have reached 20 degrees by yesterday afternoon, and it certainly wasn't warm enough to get rid of all the ice on some of our twisty rural roads (which is why we're closed again today.) Today it was 11 degrees when I woke up. And on Wednesday they're calling for ice, wintry mix, and freezing rain.
Oh yay.
I hope we don't have another repeat of last year.
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And here in California, our weather in unseasonably warm. We have yet to have some real hard frosts that kill off the mosquitos. One of my former students was just lamenting, on Facebook, that she had been bit by a mosquito. "But it's December!"
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