Me: Was called “red-headed sunshine” in an email. Slept in until 8:45 am (did awaken at 5:35 initially, got dressed, went down stairs, was informed seminary/school was cancelled, went back upstairs, took off clothes, went back to bed). Status: Confused – was called “red-headed sunshine” , but all children are home, Will is hooting, was planning on writing presentation on teaching and including children with special needs in church for training. Must make breakfast.
Husband: is somewhere in either Detroit or Toronto, hoping to get a flight back to Boston before tomorrow because tonight he is scheduled to take scoutlings on a campout/freezeout. Status: Unknown – and that’s the literal truth.
Brianne: SNOWDAY, still in bed, midterm delayed, no school, can chat with collected boy on phone … Status: naturally happy. Have not informed her that she is shoveling the driveway.
Jacob: SNOWDAY, slept in, no school, currently planning full day of watching TV, playing video games, etc., looking forward to camping in the snow with other 13 year-old boys. Status: Ecstatic. Have not informed him that he is shoveling the driveway.
William: Snowday (aka at home), hooting in living room while typing on iPad, not wearing pants, no therapy today. Status: Unknown, but he sounds happy.
Lizzy: SNOWDAY, slept in, watching TV, planning a day filled with TV, playing with Calypso, snacking. Status: Happy. Have not informed her that she is shoveling the driveway.
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it won't help if I tell you I feel your pain, will it?
we've already informed my 8 yr old that if his attitude doesn't change, he's shoveling the backyard. three snow days in one week is just my limit.
good luck today.
You need to post a status after you've informed them of their shoveling duties.
I agree with Big Daddy. Marcy
@Alysia It's insane isn't it?
@Big Daddy Autism & Marcy Status: complete Second Day of Four Day Weekend
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