Friday, December 21, 2007

Rudolph where are you?


Then one foggy Christmas eve...

Update: We got out early on Thursday due to fog. We had a late start on Friday. They should cancel the game tonight, but it hasn't happened yet. Apparently it is alright to cancel school, but basketball is sacred. I lead a small group of singers in the national anthem, so naturally I need to be there. It's thicker than it was on Wednesday when they canceled school AND it's dark out. All of the schools in the area have canceled evening activities except for us. Who plans a game on the night before a long break anyway? Thank goodness for a long break! I'm glad to be leaving the valley for awhile!

Wednesday, December 19, 2007

I Need a Fog Horn!

I haven't been to school since Monday. That is a little strange since it is now Wednesday night! I felt like I had run into a brick wall yesterday, so I thought it would be best to call in sick. Then this morning we were in pea soup times ten! It was thick! The day began as a two hour late start. I was already showered, dressed, and had eaten breakfast. Then I was in my car on the way out of town when the principal called saying school had been cancelled. No way! Check out the photos of Dunkerooville from the KWWL Weather Blog. Good 'ol Weatherman Schnackenberg. The fog didn't leave until around noon. I went SHOPPING! It was so fun! I had always thought that a sick day would be kind of fun, but it wasn't, not even a little. I was so tired! Which made today that much more wonderful. I spent a good deal of time and money in Kohl's. They always have good sales, but this time I had an additional 30% off my purchase. Jackpot! I went to Toys-R-Us to buy Mallory's gift, then I found the same gift at Target for $10 less. I should have known it would be cheaper... I bought it at Target and owned two of them for about fifteen minutes. I had to call home and tell my mother about my bargain shopping. I'm such a nerd. It's hard to believe Christmas is next week! The weather report for tomorrow? More fog AND freezing drizzle. Hmm...

Thursday, December 13, 2007

By George I've Got It!

I've been thinking... If I were a 2008 political candidate, I'd do everything in my power to end the strike in Hollywood. Think about it. Lots of people watch TV. Make these people happier, and they might vote for you. Also, you would ensure that there is an adequate audience for your television ad campaign! More viewers = more voters! Plus, I could watch new episodes of Grey's Anatomy. What can I say, its all about me.

Karev for America!

Debra, please stop drooling. ;)