Snow days are bittersweet. On one hand, there is the snow. Sledding, snowballs, you get the drift (PUN INTENDED). But on the other hand, there is the snow. Car crashes, shoveling, wet socks.
When will Minnesotans learn how to drive in the snow? It happens EVERY YEAR, so it's nothing new. It's as though the second a snowflake falls on a road, everyone panicks and forgets how to work their car. Turn signals become useless. Lanes become things of the past. And god-forbid anyone press the button that makes the car go faster. Just leave yourself some stopping distance and you'll be fine.
It's not as though everyone just wants to be safe, because you KNOW that in only one day people will be back to their normal selves.
Maybe I just wish snow days still had the same connotations they used to. School is cancelled and I get to stay home, sleep in, and play video games. Later I can get up and have fun.
Well, I'm off now to make a website while all the kids enjoy another snow day (at least they would have had it off anyhow, with MLK day and all).