Snow Day Solutions

Simple and fun snow day solutions

 
Snow Day: As a kid, there are no two sweeter words to wake up to, signifying a day off of school. For adults, it’s not such a joyous occasion. Dangerous road and sidewalk conditions mean you are trapped in your house, unable to go to work or run errands. However, there are still ways to make the most of your time at home, whether you are with your family or on your own. Here are six simple snow day solutions:
 

 
Have a TV Show Marathon
 
Haven’t had time to watch that series everyone has been talking about? Make some popcorn, open up Netflix and get started binge watching. By the time you get through the first season, you’ll be ready for dinner. Looking for show recommendations? Breaking Bad, Gilmore Girls and Grey’s Anatomy are all great choices.
 
Bake
 
Baking is a popular activity for kids and adults alike, so why not spend the day trying out new recipes? There is no better time to take some risks and get creative with your ingredients and designs. Don’t forget to take some extra treats over to your neighbour!
 
Clean and Organize
 
It’s never too early to get started on your spring cleaning! A snow day is the perfect opportunity to clean out the closet you’ve been neglecting or organize your office desk. If you want your kids to tidy their bedrooms, have a competition to see who can get their space cleaned the quickest.
 
Have a Spa Day
 
Take advantage of your day off by pampering yourself and whoever else wants to join. Put on some soothing music, grab nail polish and a face mask and prepare to relax for the afternoon.
 
Start a DIY Project
 
Have old clothes that could use some sprucing up? Or spare materials from the craft store? Spend the day bedazzling a t-shirt, making accessories for your kitchen or constructing the perfect personalized gift. With a glue gun and some creative thinking, anything is possible.
 
Get Outside!
 
You can’t stay inside all day; embrace the weather and get some fresh air. Build a snowman, have a family snowball fight or offer to shovel your neighbour’s driveway.