Heart: It's snowing! Woo-hoo! It's snowing! It's snowing! It's snowing! TV: ...And despite the inclement weather, all Philadelphia area schools will be open... Mom: Hey, Heart, did you see it's snowing? Heart: Big whoop. So it's snowing.
Back when in my in my ex-home of Savannah GA., it rarely snows. But when it does, everything comes to a standstill, even if one flake touches the ground!
“You should be thrilled you even GET to go to school, young lady !”
“Lots of children would be DELIGHTED to have the opportunity”
“Why, when I was your age, we had to wade throgh 20 feet of snow to get to school and it was uphill both ways !!”
that was the worse news i ever herd. it snowed 3 weeks ago over here in new iberia LA the first time in over 30 years where it landed and did not melt right away. and we still had school so ticked off it was not even funny
Tabbylynn: There’s a new thing that you might be interested in, it’s called punctuation! Also, capitalization is being used now too. Just a thought, might want to try using it sometime! :)
Live in PA now, we look forward to snow hoping for a day off school ( my kids and me a day off work) if there are no cancellations, big whoop for the snow. Just something to shovel. Lived in North Carolina, too, and we had a couple snows, nothing really to amount to much, but everything came to a standstill, except me, boy I was out in it cause I was used to it!
AKHenderson Premium Member over 15 years ago
In Dallas/Fort Worth, a half inch of ice is enough to close the schools.
Edcole1961 over 15 years ago
Some Atlanta schools close when there is just a chance of ice or snow in the forecast. It doesn’t have to actually happen.
Net1360 over 15 years ago
Back when in my in my ex-home of Savannah GA., it rarely snows. But when it does, everything comes to a standstill, even if one flake touches the ground!
shippingtroll over 15 years ago
In western NY it needs to be a near blizzard to get schools closed, and the county has to close the roads or you better show up at work!
Asrial over 15 years ago
“You should be thrilled you even GET to go to school, young lady !” “Lots of children would be DELIGHTED to have the opportunity” “Why, when I was your age, we had to wade throgh 20 feet of snow to get to school and it was uphill both ways !!”
aerwalt over 15 years ago
Asrial: That must have been MC Escher High, right?
timprovphilly over 15 years ago
Yup, reminds me of when I was a kid, nothing can close the Philadelphia Schools!
ldw42 over 15 years ago
Seattle got a sprinkling of snow last night. We are quite sick of the stuff from last month thank you. BTW Heart, snow days shorten summer vacation!
tabbylynn over 15 years ago
that was the worse news i ever herd. it snowed 3 weeks ago over here in new iberia LA the first time in over 30 years where it landed and did not melt right away. and we still had school so ticked off it was not even funny
snapper1 over 15 years ago
Tabbylynn: There’s a new thing that you might be interested in, it’s called punctuation! Also, capitalization is being used now too. Just a thought, might want to try using it sometime! :)
bluetopazcrystal over 15 years ago
I live on the Pacific Coast. It is hilly here. When it snows it’s very difficult to drive. The school buses won’t go out.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 15 years ago
Live in PA now, we look forward to snow hoping for a day off school ( my kids and me a day off work) if there are no cancellations, big whoop for the snow. Just something to shovel. Lived in North Carolina, too, and we had a couple snows, nothing really to amount to much, but everything came to a standstill, except me, boy I was out in it cause I was used to it!
garbbescombo over 12 years ago
It’s not really snowing if schools not out!
Decepticomic about 3 years ago
Insult to injury.