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Back in the day this would have just been “snow.” Society has lost its mind. Thanks Twitter!
Civics, English Composition, or Sex Ed
What else?
So what happens if the students have internet and can get on zoom but the teacher cannot? Does the school district call around for a substitute zoom teacher with internet and electricity?
Now clarified. It's if a majority of district homes don't have power. If we are remote and a student doesn't have power, it's an excused absence. If a staff member does not have power, they will have to call in sub plans somehow.And what about the teachers out of district? I live 30 minutes from my school--if I don't have power I'm just going to have to text a colleague and have them let my classes know, I guess.
Was at UConn for that blizzard- loaded up on beer, wine, Panama red - best 4 days ever at UConn because no one could leave. Was in the frats with one of the best chefs. What was even better was my new car with front wheel drive - shoveled a little behind, a little in front and off I went when the roads were open again. I was the designated resupply officer.Connecticut..,1978...the only real blizzard I remember from when I was a kid to when I left Connecticut in ‘91. We lived at the top of a hill. We were sledding for days! The whole neighborhood. I’ll never forget that neighborhood feeling. The adults acted like kids hanging our, sledding all day, one neighbor took the keg from his basement fridge and deposited it in the snow for all adults to enjoy. That week off from school was magical for me and my friends. I’m talking “Sandlot” magical peeps!!
When I had a well that was an issue if we lost powerI never understood the cases of water. People always stock up on water like their faucets will stop working from a simple death storm.
2K Classic 11-15-18. Yeah I had taken the train from New Haven. Got back for the drive home to Tolland - did great till I hit those hills on 84 between exits 67 and 68. Terrible ride the rest of the way. 8 " at my house. Of course my snow blower stopped working partway through clearing the driveway do had to leave my car partway sticking out into the road- prayed the plow wouldn't hit it until i could get a neighbor to clear the driveway12-18 inches now for NYC. Reminds me of the Uconn vs Cuse game a couple of years ago at MSG that snarled traffic in the tri state. Think that might of been November though and it was like 3 inches of snow or something that the area just did not prepare for at all. I remember the horror stories people telling me they were in their car for like 6 hours trying to go 30 miles home.
My district already told teachers we will be having full day online learning on Thursday. I love not making up snow days (longer summer) but kids need to be away from their computers and have some outdoor snow fun! Wish they would make it a half day...best of both worlds.
I better stock up on my loud and IPA’s then..
The town i grew up in (Barkhamsted) is projected to get 25". That's a lot for my new home town (Fargo)
Spent a lot of time in the Farmington River in my youth. Almost as much time swimming in the resevoir.When I think about moving back to CT, Barkhamsted is ground zero. Such a cool place. A wilderness feel, but just 25-30 minutes to so many places I love. The restaurants in Simsbury and Avon, the shopping in South Windsor, Cedar Knob Golf course in Somers (and Italian Villa pizza), downtown Hartford, the Rent and an easy ride to 91N to the Berkshires, VT and Montreal. I like it.
When I think about moving back to CT, Barkhamsted is ground zero. Such a cool place. A wilderness feel, but just 25-30 minutes to so many places I love. The restaurants in Simsbury and Avon, the shopping in South Windsor, Cedar Knob Golf course in Somers (and Italian Villa pizza), downtown Hartford, the Rent and an easy ride to 91N to the Berkshires, VT and Montreal. I like it.
Was at UConn for that blizzard- loaded up on beer, wine, Panama red - best 4 days ever at UConn because no one could leave. Was in the frats with one of the best chefs. What was even better was my new car with front wheel drive - shoveled a little behind, a little in front and off I went when the roads were open again. I was the designated resupply officer.
We generally took old route 8 if we were heading north. To the mass pike and wherever from there. But driving east to 91 makes sense as well. Especially if you live on the northeast end of town. Northeast of the resevoir.When I think about moving back to CT, Barkhamsted is ground zero. Such a cool place. A wilderness feel, but just 25-30 minutes to so many places I love. The restaurants in Simsbury and Avon, the shopping in South Windsor, Cedar Knob Golf course in Somers (and Italian Villa pizza), downtown Hartford, the Rent and an easy ride to 91N to the Berkshires, VT and Montreal. I like it.
I think I’m out of your area code.PM your address. I'll drive my kids over on Thursday.
Wait, you are going to poop in it?I kept my Bonfire covered and on the deck for exactly that purpose if needed.
Wait, you are going to poop in it?
We generally took old route 8 if we were heading north. To the mass pike and wherever from there. But driving east to 91 makes sense as well. Especially if you live on the northeast end of town. Northeast of the resevoir.
This sounds like a sequel from a recent thread on what would people rather eat. If you get the drift or, the snow drift.Wait, you are going to poop in it?
I’m just waiting for the EMS call to remove a guy who’s butt cheeks are stuck to a stainless steel stove…Yep, and then, burn that ish