So, about that snow day...

There was a big controversy (at least in my classes) yesterday over whether today would be a snow day or not. About half the people were celebrating that yesterday was like a Friday and that it would be a snow day, and the other half were bitterly saying it was just a rumor and there was no way it would snow.

For the majority of the day, I sided with the optimistic people and hoped that there would be no school today. However, just before I went to bed last night at 10:30 PM, I looked at the temperature and it was 43 degrees (Fahrenheit, of course). Then I started to get discouraged. It just didn't seem that there was any way it would drop below freezing.

Then I woke up this morning to about four inches of snow.

YAY FOR SNOW DAYS!

The first thing I did was sleep in. Though this wasn't the best sleep-in ever because Ryan and Dad were loudly arguing in the nearest room, at least I got to do it. I think I'll call some friends fairly soon.

So, about that snow day...

There was a big controversy (at least in my classes) yesterday over whether today would be a snow day or not. About half the people were celebrating that yesterday was like a Friday and that it would be a snow day, and the other half were bitterly saying it was just a rumor and there was no way it would snow.

For the majority of the day, I sided with the optimistic people and hoped that there would be no school today. However, just before I went to bed last night at 10:30 PM, I looked at the temperature and it was 43 degrees (Fahrenheit, of course). Then I started to get discouraged. It just didn't seem that there was any way it would drop below freezing.

Then I woke up this morning to about four inches of snow.

YAY FOR SNOW DAYS!

The first thing I did was sleep in. Though this wasn't the best sleep-in ever because Ryan and Dad were loudly arguing in the nearest room, at least I got to do it. I think I'll call some friends fairly soon.

Snow?

Dear Articuno/Suicune/whoever it is who controls the weather:

Please make it snow more tonight. I don't particularly want to go to school. Not that I have any good reasons for why I don't want to go to school, I'm just lazy and feel like sitting around on my butt all day and accomplishing little/nothing is what I should be doing with my life at the moment. Plus, if I actually have to go to school, how am I going to make the sign for Shinichiro? And how am I going to totally finish my Senior Project paper? Just sayin'. It'd be nice if it snowed like ten feet tonight so there's no chance I'll be dragged out of bed any earlier than about 9 AM.

Love if it'll get me more snow,

Kristin

If I don't write tomorrow, just assume that the ice gods have decided to ignore my pleas and I've been dragged unwillingly off to school. I'm getting my Japanese exchange student tomorrow evening, so there's probably going to be a serious lack of entries for the next five days or so. I'm going to have to be running around making sure Shinichiro is entertained and not having too much trouble with the wacky American culture.

Today was pretty fun--full of laughs, really. KK came over and we...er...watched random stuff, read silly quotes, watched AMVs, and such. Nicole and Aaron joined us more than halfway through High Strung, so we rewound it and watched the whole thing over again. I think that movie might just be the most pointless movie I've ever seen. O_o; It's basically just this guy ranting about stuff and wandering around his apartment for hours, and Jim Carrey lives in his mind ('cause Jim Carrey is death in this movie). Anyway, it was highly amusing and just plain weird.

Before KK came over, I watched the fourth episode of Gankutsuou and tried not to die of its awesomeness. It was very difficult. I'm not sure I'm going to survive this series. I really might die of how cool it is.

I need to stop playing this song on repeat. But I can't! It's so pretty!

Snow?

Dear Articuno/Suicune/whoever it is who controls the weather:

Please make it snow more tonight. I don't particularly want to go to school. Not that I have any good reasons for why I don't want to go to school, I'm just lazy and feel like sitting around on my butt all day and accomplishing little/nothing is what I should be doing with my life at the moment. Plus, if I actually have to go to school, how am I going to make the sign for Shinichiro? And how am I going to totally finish my Senior Project paper? Just sayin'. It'd be nice if it snowed like ten feet tonight so there's no chance I'll be dragged out of bed any earlier than about 9 AM.

Love if it'll get me more snow,

Kristin

If I don't write tomorrow, just assume that the ice gods have decided to ignore my pleas and I've been dragged unwillingly off to school. I'm getting my Japanese exchange student tomorrow evening, so there's probably going to be a serious lack of entries for the next five days or so. I'm going to have to be running around making sure Shinichiro is entertained and not having too much trouble with the wacky American culture.

Today was pretty fun--full of laughs, really. KK came over and we...er...watched random stuff, read silly quotes, watched AMVs, and such. Nicole and Aaron joined us more than halfway through High Strung, so we rewound it and watched the whole thing over again. I think that movie might just be the most pointless movie I've ever seen. O_o; It's basically just this guy ranting about stuff and wandering around his apartment for hours, and Jim Carrey lives in his mind ('cause Jim Carrey is death in this movie). Anyway, it was highly amusing and just plain weird.

Before KK came over, I watched the fourth episode of Gankutsuou and tried not to die of its awesomeness. It was very difficult. I'm not sure I'm going to survive this series. I really might die of how cool it is.

I need to stop playing this song on repeat. But I can't! It's so pretty!