Yes. Walked to school. Conditions fine. Had to climb a snowbank or two, but no big deal.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm a teacher and live right in DC. I TRIED to get to work this morning. I don't have a car and my only option was Metrobus. I walked 5 blocks in my mostly unplowed neighborhood to the nearest snow detour stop for my bus, got there at 6:45, and stood there for an hour. No bus. I walked home. Screw it.
Sorry you endured that. I'm wondering though we're there cabs, or are you in a remote part of DC
Anonymous wrote:I'm a teacher and live right in DC. I TRIED to get to work this morning. I don't have a car and my only option was Metrobus. I walked 5 blocks in my mostly unplowed neighborhood to the nearest snow detour stop for my bus, got there at 6:45, and stood there for an hour. No bus. I walked home. Screw it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope. All of the parking around our DCPS is still filled with snow, and is completely unusable. The sidewalks between our house and the school (about 1 mi away) are a mess, and I'm not pushing my toddler's stroller down the middle of the street. I'm sure my little Larlo (who us currently in K) will still attend Harvard even if he misses a.few days of school this week.
Some seriously wimpy people on this thread!
Nope. Seriously smart. My priorities about the return to school are based on safety and logistics, and neither of those are where they currently need to be.
I'm about to go back some cookies with DS, and later we're going to build a snowdog to keep our snowman company. But you enjoy your day at the office.![]()
Glad you don't NEED to work today and can afford the luxury of staying home. Congratulations.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope. All of the parking around our DCPS is still filled with snow, and is completely unusable. The sidewalks between our house and the school (about 1 mi away) are a mess, and I'm not pushing my toddler's stroller down the middle of the street. I'm sure my little Larlo (who us currently in K) will still attend Harvard even if he misses a.few days of school this week.
Some seriously wimpy people on this thread!
Nope. Seriously smart. My priorities about the return to school are based on safety and logistics, and neither of those are where they currently need to be.
I'm about to go back some cookies with DS, and later we're going to build a snowdog to keep our snowman company. But you enjoy your day at the office.![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope. All of the parking around our DCPS is still filled with snow, and is completely unusable. The sidewalks between our house and the school (about 1 mi away) are a mess, and I'm not pushing my toddler's stroller down the middle of the street. I'm sure my little Larlo (who us currently in K) will still attend Harvard even if he misses a.few days of school this week.
Some seriously wimpy people on this thread!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes. Leave early. Have fun with it. Good lesson to show kids about being resilient and flexible.
Not the PP you're snarking at, but I suspect the lesson she's showing her kids is that she values their lives and safety. You've chosen the lesson of not valuing children's lives and safety.
Have fun with that.
Anonymous wrote:Nope. All of the parking around our DCPS is still filled with snow, and is completely unusable. The sidewalks between our house and the school (about 1 mi away) are a mess, and I'm not pushing my toddler's stroller down the middle of the street. I'm sure my little Larlo (who us currently in K) will still attend Harvard even if he misses a.few days of school this week.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes. Leave early. Have fun with it. Good lesson to show kids about being resilient and flexible.
Not the PP you're snarking at, but I suspect the lesson she's showing her kids is that she values their lives and safety. You've chosen the lesson of not valuing children's lives and safety.
Have fun with that.