Snow Day!

“The woods are lovely, dark and deep.
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.”

- Robert Frost, “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”

Brooklyn Snow December 2010

I woke up this morning and started getting ready for work. And then I remembered that it had been snowing heavily when I was drifting away to sleep during the night. I peeked out my window to see what looked like 2-4 feet of snow!

Snow Molly

I confirmed via the internets that New York City had in fact nearly shut down entirely. Almost every subway and bus line was out of service. Cabs were virtually non-existent. Even opening up my front door would have been a challenge.

Snow Scope

So, I notified the hospital that I would not be making it in today (they didn’t seem too surprised to hear the news) and I went back to sleep.

Christmas Molly

It feels like it’s been forever since I had a snow day! I remember how much I enjoyed them as a child. Piles of snow meant no school, chicken soup, sledding, and hot chocolate. Today it means no work, wet doggies, and catching up on errands. :)

Cheers to snow!

Check out this awesome time lapse video of the blizzard last night!

December 2010 Blizzard Timelapse from Michael Black on Vimeo.

  • http://apotential.wordpress.com Action Potential

    Yay snow day! :D

    Out here, they clear the roads to the doctors and resident’s houses first so that they can definitely still make it into the hospital – but I get that in NYC that doesn’t really work what with the lack of cars and the necessity of public transportation.. haha. Do you think there are many interns or residents working in the city today?

  • Dr. Psychobabble

    Probably quite a few of them!

    Actually, I would have had to go in if I were at my residency hospital today…but I am doing an away rotation in Queens, which is only reachable by a long subway ride on the A train, which is STILL shut down!!

    I heart snow days. :)

  • Bob

    From what I am seeing on the news, you’ll be home again tomorrow!! Stay safe and warm (and enjoy some time off)!!