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How to properly do a Snow Day

Since this is approximately our 5th snow day this year, I think I'm qualified to instruct on optimum snow day enjoyment.


If you're like me, you like to feel accomplished, yet still relaxed on a snow day.  For this, you'll need the following:

1. A ridiculously adorable puppy.  Good luck finding one as cute as mine!  It helps if said puppy is sleepy and cuddly.  This helps you get in a good nap. (That comes later in the day, though!)
 2.  Laundry... wash it, fold it, put it away, and pat yourself on the back.  You did something on a snow day!  Now, enough of that!
 3.  Your favorite brew out of your favorite mug.  So hot! (That's what she said!) ; )
 4.  A baking project... because is there ever a time when baking is not a good use of time for a Southern girl?!  I think not!
Cream Cheese Streusel Cake
It's technically "coffee cake,"  but Zach said that was misleading as there is no coffee in it at all. He hates coffee!  So in our house... it's officially streusel cake!

 5.  Chili and rice.  Any snow day without it, just really isn't one at all.

 Not pictured:
6.  If you can finangle one, a husband is definitely preferred for a snow day, but seeing as mine had to go to class an his internship, I didn't get so lucky today!  (He was home during one of my snow days in Dec!)
7.  A blanket, preferably warm, that a sweet puppy can cuddle under with you!  You'll need it for a nice 2 hour nap!

So there you have it ya'll; a perfect snow day!  That's a wrap!

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