1. You wake up in the morning and go through your normal routine of getting ready for school and then halfway through getting ready, you hear your parents yell from their room/say it from your door, "no school, go back to bed" and then you get excited that you have the whole day to do nothing, do something productive that you've been waiting to do or talk to friends that made the same mistake as waking up REALLY early.
2. Wake up and look up at your clock/phone to see that its 11:00 am. So you start freaking out and rush to get ready but as you are freaking out about missing school, you stop to think about why no one even tried to wake you up or why everyone else is still asleep. Because you were rushing, you didn't even realize how bright the ground was and then you feel relief... Now depending on how rushed you were, sleep is optional.
3. You see the snow start to fall down lightly outside your window at 7:00 at night and its coming down pretty heavy by the time you first look out your window. So instead of being forced to bed at your usual "bed time" (the time you get in your bed but not sleep), you get to stay up as if it was a weekend and wait for that beloved call from Tom Shelton.
In any case... Snow Days are my favorite days. So go out and play in the snow or go back to sleep, its your day off. ESPECIALLY if you live at the bottom of a hill on a really snowy day
In any case... Snow Days are my favorite days. So go out and play in the snow or go back to sleep, its your day off. ESPECIALLY if you live at the bottom of a hill on a really snowy day
i always enjoy a little extra sleep now or then
ReplyDeleteThat is so true. Those are my typical scenarios.. However, I, unfortunately, usually spend all day doing homework and working on long-term projects and such, which is a bummer on snow days. However, it's always nice to have more free time, although the thought can provoke extreme procrastination. haha
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