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What do you mean you are at school working at 10:00 on a Sunday night and your superintendent is out driving the roads?

 

I thought teachers only worked from 8 to 3 M through F?:D:p:cool::jump:

 

:clap::lol: Good one! Yeah right!

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What do you mean you are at school working at 10:00 on a Sunday night and your superintendent is out driving the roads?

 

I thought teachers only worked from 8 to 3 M through F?:D:p:cool::jump:

 

The students must think I live at school, because they are just so amazed to see me out anywhere...by the way, No School in Harrison County tomorrow. I would be surprised if HC goes any at all this week.

It will be nasty on Tuesday. 3 to 6 inches for Northern Kentucky with less snow south because of sleet and icing.

No school today in Fayette or Clark...and we hardly ever call school off.

What do you mean you are at school working at 10:00 on a Sunday night and your superintendent is out driving the roads?

 

I thought teachers only worked from 8 to 3 M through F?:D:p:cool::jump:

 

Ha ha, if the teacher thingteacher.gif doesn't pan out you might want to think about stand-up.

Certainly no winter storm yet and won't believe it until it happens. Maybe 2 inches here,already off the roads,except for slush. Absolutely do not trust anything the weathermen in this area say, winter or summer because of their record, still going to say for most in Northern Kentucky slushy, with very little snow(couple of inches). Everything north and south. Have been right so far this year because just go the opposite of what they say.

Some schools might be out all week if we get what they are saying we will get tonight.

Snow??? :scared: I better get to the grocery store. :eek:
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:laugh::laugh::laugh:

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Yeah they are saying more snow with sleet tonight. Boone County out today but I am very glad b/c my kids have croup. :(

In class right now. Depending on the snow/ice tonight and what boone county does with their snow emergencies I might not have work in the morning :D.

Meteorologist has to be the best job ever...you can be wrong with your forecast 90 percent of the time but people still listen to you, and you dont lose your job for being wrong?!

Certainly no winter storm yet and won't believe it until it happens. Maybe 2 inches here,already off the roads,except for slush. Absolutely do not trust anything the weathermen in this area say, winter or summer because of their record, still going to say for most in Northern Kentucky slushy, with very little snow(couple of inches). Everything north and south. Have been right so far this year because just go the opposite of what they say.

 

It was often amusing listening to weather forecasters where I grew up. Close to the Chesapeake Bay, not all that far from ocean beaches. You could look outside, it was raining and you KNEW it was going to rain all day. However, saying that is bad for business; so "mostly cloudy, chance of precipitation" would be a typical forecast for that kind of day.

Not snowing here now , but "they " say it will.

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