Time to enjoy your snow day(s) to the fullest by eating, writing, sleeping, and watching some great flicks, of course! Look no further: your savior to boredom is here!

1. Make a full breakfast.

Over the top doesn't exist when you're snowed in and positively have nothing better to do than create frittatas and flip flapjacks all morning long. Sure, go ahead, make freshly-squeezed orange juice while you're at it, as well! Oh, and don't forget the hot chocolate for Dad who just came in from shoveling that mess out there while you stayed cozy in your jammies.

2. Read something.

With nothing else to do or anywhere to be, there's no better time to crack open the novel that's been sitting on your desk unread for centuries. Or feel free to crack open the Sunday paper and see what Donny T and the team has been up to (be prepared to write letters to Congress after that read though).

3. Watch a classic.

Finally, a day that you can actually dedicate to Netflix without any guilt at all! Pop some corn and plant yourself in front of the TV for a full, snowed-in day of binging of "Stranger Things." If you're really up for it though, spend the day watching classics, from holiday spirited ones such as "It's a Wonderful Life" to Audrey Hepburn's fantastic performance in "Breakfast at Tiffany's."

4. Journal

Take advantage of free time before school starts up again and get all your personal thoughts down on paper. Feel free to join the bandwagon on bullet journaling as well because it is a great way to become even more organized and it's also aesthetically pleasing!

5. A nap is always a good idea.

There's no better time to sleep than during a blizzard that creates the soothing, blissfully grey light that practically lulls you to sleep anyway. Take advantage of your inability to leave your house by curling up under the covers for a few hours...or days.