When I went to bed last night, it had been snowing all day, but not much had accumulated—maybe 2–3 inches. When I woke up this morning, that number had jumped to somewhere between 9 and 10 inches.
We were notified on Friday that if we couldn’t make it in today, we could either work from home or take a vacation day. I have absolutely no desire to work from home today—I much prefer saving that for my usual Friday. So I sat here for a while debating whether to go in. Technically, I probably could. It didn’t snow so much that getting to work is impossible, but it would definitely make for a difficult commute.
It’s still snowing, and while the roads have been plowed, they can’t keep up. Lanes are hard to see, and according to the local news’s mobile weather van, the interstate is essentially down to one lane. Speeds are hovering around 50 mph or less, well below the usual 65. That translates into a long, slow, and stressful drive.
I also didn’t sleep well last night, which tipped the scales. So I think I’ll take the other option—which is to take a vacation day.
Sometimes the wisest choice is the coziest one. ❄️
It’s safer to stay off the bad roads.
ReplyDeleteHere in Nova Scotia, they most things shut down for clean. It's going carry on into Tuesday afternoon.
ReplyDeleteWilliam
The roads sound treacherous. Don't risk your life to get to work. Stay home!
ReplyDeleteBetter safe than sorry!
ReplyDeleteGet to work.
ReplyDeleteI got 7 “, of snow. How much did you get?
ReplyDeleteCurrently, 11” and it’s still snowing.
DeleteAbraza tu almohada, acerca a Isabel a tu cama y duerme un poco que lo necesitarás.
ReplyDelete¡AH! Amo al chico de la foto
Ángel