Stuck at home

 


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The storm got worse after this and I actually could not open or close the door without Ian’s help. We are at home for the second day this week and really hoping to be back at school tomorrow. I don’t do sitting at home very well. 

Finished the work I brought home. Started a professional book. Did three crossword puzzles. Took a nap. Started a novel... called or texted a bunch of people!!!! 

Fingers crossed the blizzard blows itself out over night.






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