Snowed In, Part 2

I'm not quite snowed in yet. Actually, I'm still at work. However, I just received word that we are canceling all our operations in about 20 minutes. When I saw the notice, I got this rush of panic. I think my mind went to, "We will lock every door. If you aren't out by then, you'll be sleeping here."

I'm just waiting for my other half to finish his class (the last class before we "shut down") and then we'll begin the journey home. It's days like today that I'm thankful to live so close to my work. It will be slow going, but that means that the trip could take up to 30 minutes, instead of the regular 15.

I also scored free tickets to "Doubt", which is playing tonight. I'm thinking that I can brave the snow to see some good (free) theatre. I mean, wouldn't you?

What do you do when it's snowing this hard? Well, you could start the first of many shoveling jobs. We also might sit home and watch movies! Woo-hoo! Walking the dog will be an adventure all in its own.