Growing up in Pennsylvania, I am no stranger to the wintery mix of snow. I've spent many days out rolling around in fluffy white snow. Many people will understand that there are certain stages to having a snow day not only throughout the day but throughout your life.
To begin we have a snow day in they eyes of elementary aged children:
-Goes to sleep the night prior either watching it snow or praying for it to snow
-Wakes up in awe that it snowed so much
-Runs downstairs to check the news and see if school is cancelled which it is
-Jumps up and down in excitement
-Asks guardian to go outside and play with the neighborhood children
-Bundles up to extreme measures due to parents concern
-Finally ready, runs outside and jumps into the snow
-Plays outside for an hour or two
-Gets cold and decides to go inside
-Gets hot chocolate to enjoy and soak up the warmth
-Ends the day with a nap
As seen in a Junior High Students eyes
-Hopes for snow day
-Is either awoken by parents or left to sleep
-Admires the snow from a far
-Ends up shoveling with their siblings/friends to gain some extra cash
-Procrastinates homework
High School Student's view
-Wakes up knowing that they're off
-Is either excited or annoyed because it could delay summer vacation at the end of the year
-Ends up procrastinating whatever they have to get done
-Forced to shovel by their parents
College Students
-Yet another chance to procrastinate or catch up
-Binge watch their favorite TV Show
-Eats all the snacks in the dorm
