So I got two snow days in a row where I live

[fyrebirdevo]

For the first time in a while I ended up having two snow days in a row. What is everyone's favorite thing to do on these days? A few minutes ago I started watching a Hercules movie and it's giving me a whole bunch of ideas for a character I am making for a midieval roleplay fourm. Otherwise I'm just chilling on my PS4.

[fyrebirdevo]

I was asked if I wanted to go out for lunch..Heck yeah! Be back on in a few hours. Please be safe everyone!

[Tiki]

There’s barely snow in Southern Texas so idk how to answer that question lol

[Lamont]

It's very rare we get a day of snow that we can't handle; we're sorta built for it in Canada ;D

But on the odd occasion it happened, or it was so dang cold buses don't work, tended to be a lot of video games. Don't get that anymore sadly, cause working remotely there's no such thing as a snow day xD

[fyrebirdevo]

Texas sounds nice, I can't wait until spring. Heading to bed now, hopefully I get to go to work tomorrow. Goodnight!

[Venominon]

I live in western New York, so yeah. We get quite a bit of snow every winter. I get the occasional day off, which is nice, but the part I can't really stand is the dry air. Nose bleeds and dead skin all over my hands. That's why I prefer spring and fall. Not too hot, and not too cold.

Some winters are worse than others though. Like, just last month, my local bowling alley collapsed under the weight of all the snow and ice on the roof. I've never been much of a bowler, but it's still kind of a bummer. Thankfully, no one got hurt. It happened after hours.

[Avalon]

We get snow down here once every maybe 5-10 years, if that. Usually not enough to do anything, but it usually makes the entire state shut down. Used to go out and play in it with friends or my partner at the time, but now I mostly just stay indoors and play video games or write.

Would love to do a cosplay photoshoot in the snow one day, but haven't gotten the chance to do that just yet.

[Tarlar]

We don't get much snow here but usually once or twice every winter and far from enough to shut down the country. They warn about when its rainy and slushy and reminds people to get winter tires on to reduce the amount of people slipping of the roads.

Since we're so small and having an ocean all around, we rarely get extreme weather as the ocean keeps the temperature pretty constant. Means a lot of rainy days and temperatures which are often neither really cold or warm
We have gotten more floods lately, and more extreme weather although still not as much as other places I can hear.

I'd wish we'd get a bit more snow, I like it.