I couldn't believe my eyes last night when I saw the sky dumping a big ol' bunch of snow. If I were to guess, I'd say that we had about 3 inches of it sticking to the ground. My poor little baby plants! I hope they survive.

I've mentioned a time or two that we have a driveway that is very long and very steep. If, let's say, you couldn't stop your car for some reason, you'd end up going straight across the street and drop about 200 feet into the neighbors yard.

Since I have very little desire to test out that theory, I tend to work from home on the mornings when I can tell that the driveway is nothing but ice. I'm fortunate in that everything I need is always with me so I can work from anywhere and not have to plan. I keep very little paper, everything is in my laptop which I bring home from work every day.

So, here I sit- working from home all dressed up. There's something weird about that if you ask me. I'll probably go change into my 'work from home' clothes (a choice of 6 pair of black glamorous sweat pants and zip up hoodies of various colors), but thought I'd wait until after the staff meeting. You know, so I'm professional and all...

I hope this snow melts and we do NOT have ice in the driveway tomorrow. Even though Friday is normally a work from home day, I feel like I should go into the office as a sign of good faith (or whatever).

I can't wait until it's light so I can see what sort of damage the snow has caused my precious little seedlings.

It's the end of March, for Pete's sake. I thought we were done with all this winter stuff. Gheesh.