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I do not remember the last time it snowed here three times in one year. Nor do I understand why this year it should choose to only snow on a Thursday. But it's snowing again. I really don't think I need to take pictures this time, do I? No… I need to go to bed and tomorrow I need to stick to the no blogging/no IRC vow that I ineffectually made yesterday.
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This was the view out of my bedroom window this morning…
Naturally, Mandy and I checked out the traffic reports between our little town and Oxford and, naturally, it's chaos… so we are skiving a day off work.
Groovy!
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Whoo!! Our snow melted and was pretty much gone by this morning. 🙁 Which is sad. I'd had dreams that it would be inches and inches deep. Oh well, can't win 'em all.
By the end of Friday it was all but gone. And I felt so cheeky about skiving a day of work I went to the office for a couple of hours on Saturday morning.
Me… at work… on a Saturday! Unprecedented.
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Ooh Steve! Steve!!! Get a grip, lad! Work on a Saturday is not a good precedent to set!
I know, I know… don't know what came over me. I'm just too consciencious. I really should learn to be a bastard and not give a fuck.
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