I would never be one to turn down a snow day, nor do I shun leisure time, but I do like to keep busy. There's really not a lot of sitting around when it comes to me.
That's why it took me a minute to answer my mother's facetime call this morning. I was occupied in the kitchen and I wanted to make sure my coffee was freshly refilled so that we could chat. Naturally, one of her first questions about our little extended winter break was how and when we would have to make up the time.
"Presidents Day for sure," I shrugged.
"Nope!" Heidi called from across the room. "We have ten days before we have to make up any!"
"What!?" I did a double take.
"Yep!" she said. "We got an e-mail this morning. How did you miss it?"
"I guess I was too busy making breadcrumbs," I answered.
That's why it took me a minute to answer my mother's facetime call this morning. I was occupied in the kitchen and I wanted to make sure my coffee was freshly refilled so that we could chat. Naturally, one of her first questions about our little extended winter break was how and when we would have to make up the time.
"Presidents Day for sure," I shrugged.
"Nope!" Heidi called from across the room. "We have ten days before we have to make up any!"
"What!?" I did a double take.
"Yep!" she said. "We got an e-mail this morning. How did you miss it?"
"I guess I was too busy making breadcrumbs," I answered.
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