12 Things To Do On A Snow Day
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12 Things To Do On A Snow Day

No matter how old you are.

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12 Things To Do On A Snow Day
Martin Driver

Everyone loves a snow day! Whether you decide to call out sick from work or your classes get canceled, it is a great way to spend time with family and friends.

1. Build a snowman

People brave enough to face the weather can go outside to build an adorable man made of snow. Relive those childhood glory days, but remember to bundle up!

2. Start a snowball fight

No one can forget the days of throwing snowballs and shade in the school yard. Can we just take a minute to appreciate how epic this scene from "Elf" is? Totally epic.

3. Build a fort

All snowball fights need a good base. Not in the mood for battling to the death in an ultimate snowball fight? Just grab your friends and chill inside your new hangout spot, at least until it melts.

4. Binge-watch Netflix

Some people can't stand the cold and would much rather catch up on their favorite shows. On snow days this is considered perfectly acceptable. On other days? Maybe not so much...but that doesn't mean I don't occasionally do it, anyway.

4. Look out the window

Admire the beauty of mother-nature from safely inside your own home. Hope your windows are insulated!

5. Grab coffee with a friend

Warm yourself up by grabbing a hot cup of joe with a dear friend. Enjoy mindless chatter about winter fashion trends or complain about the homework you've been procrastinating.

6. Complete school or office work

Snow days are the perfect time to compose that essay for school or to do some leisurely shredding at the office. Brent Rambo approves this message.

7. Sleep

This time of year sleep deprivation is common. Do yourself a favor and catch some well-deserved Z's!

8. Read a book

Feel like laying low but don't actually want to sleep? Curl up with a good book for a few hours. If you're lucky, you might even be able to forget that it's snowing outside.

9. Bake cookies

Nothing better than filling your home with the aroma of freshly baked cookies. Try to space out your cookies better than the above image, though...

10. Drink hot cocoa

Grab a packet of Swiss Miss or dare to make it from scratch! Cookies and hot cocoa pair nicely together on colder days when milk seems insufficient.

11. Go ice skating

Or ice falling, for those of us who have balance and coordination issues. Maybe bring a friend along with you and use them to cushion your fall.

12. Take a Walk

Wear winter boots or make sure the sidewalks are salted so you don't end up taking a tumble. Feeling audacious? Bring your own salt!

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