Hi,,,I talked to my Mom this afternoon, she told me she was diagnosed with leukemia. they dont know which kind yet. . I dont quite know what to do with the information yet. my heart is heavy..I`m going to take a quick shower. I have to drop the kids off at Mom and Dads. because Steve has his first class tonite. and he told me too late, so I have to work. Jamie is picking them up and taking Ben and Annie to basketball practice at Bradford School....uggg...
I'm so sorry, Carrie. I will add her to my prayer list!
Of course, I rant about this every 3 weeks or so, (and I'm so sorry) but I hate the schedule in the Northeast, anyway - we get a week off in Feb. AND a week in April, then don't get out until Father's Day (scheduled) and last year it was 6/24, going back to school 8/27. How is that summer? I would rather do a year-round schedule than think of a "normal" summer that turns out to only last 8 weeks, you know? You're a midwesterner, you know what I mean.

Summer should be all of June, July, and most of August.
I know what you mean, CE. Our school system starts in mid-August (last year it was Aug. 11th), but we get out right after Memorial Day. We have two built-in snow days and as of today, we've used them both! We now have school on the Tuesday after President's Day and the Friday before Memorial Day. Any more snow days and we'll start adding days at the end of the year. I'm hoping we'll still be out of school before the end of May.

My plow drifts are taller than you.
But I'm trying not to get as down this winter.

So I guess maybe I'm happy that I won't have to get up early

- beyond the fact, of course, that the auto call system will likely call me at 5:30.
Our auto call system didn't call me until 6:45 this morning. It was really late. I started worrying that we'd actually have school today, until I looked outside and saw 9 inches on the ground! All I could think is that the busses for the high school kids usually come around 7am, so they were cutting it a little close!
Hidy Ho, we got snow!!!! Yep all you Eastern Fockers are in for a lot more!! It started this afternoon and is still going strong. I think we've gotten about 4" so far. Ice to the south. I'll be back with some quotes in a minute.

We definitely got some, didn't we Kristel? I had to drive DH's friend to the airport last night. The trip usually takes about 30-45 minutes each way. I left home at 4:20pm, got to the airport at 6:00pm and then got home at 8:00pm. The interstates were horrible! And the girls were going squirrely in the car too! Not an enjoyable evening!
Morning Janet
I woke up at 4:30 could NOT go back to Sleep. They finally called Schools to be 2 hours late...
I LOVE two hours late... No rushing..
Katt, I'd be happy to share some of our snow with you! I'm not looking forward to spending my day digging out! And of course, with DH's friend here all day yesterday (and DH at work, leaving me to entertain him), I didn't make it to the grocery store for the normal milk and bread!

Actually, I'm almost out of milk, so it's really not a joke. But, we can survive...
The funniest thing this morning was watching my dog try to go to the bathroom outside. He's a Sheltie, so he has pretty short legs. The snow was so high that he could barely walk in it. I think he finally found a not-so-deep area where he could do his business without being buried in the snow, but it was hilarious to watch him! I guess I'll have to dig out a place for him later this morning.
I hope everyone has a wonderful day! Keep warm!