Let It Snow

So after being stuck in the apartment over the weekend because of nonstop rain and leaving umbrella in car that is parked about 5 miles or so away from campus, late Sunday night the rain gave away to snow. And it has been snowing kinda nonstop since then. The snow is picking up again, falling pretty heavy and what little sun that managed to peep out of the clouds today has turned in for the day I believe. When I woke up this early, really early, before there was any light, the graduate apartments here on campus was literally white. I could not see the ground for anything. And giving how desperate I was to get out of the apartment, I decided to start treading through this stuff to make my way to my lab office. Of course the school for some reason didn't close school down even though everywhere else in the areas did so. So needless to say campus was dead. After catching a bus, realizing that there was nowhere here in (faculty or services wide), I decided to catch a bus, get off a few stops down and start walking through campus. Of course being the Texan that I am, I took pictures of campus buildings in general because despite my ambivalence and often leaning aversion to this school, the campus was quite a site to see under snow. This is like the second snow storm to hit this area since late January. So much for me thinking that they had mild winters here.
So for today, it was much more enjoyable for me to watch the snow fall outside my lab office instead of doing homework (or making a valiant effort to be frustrated, get mad, say f it, then get this epiphany later on right before the assignment is due, stay up all night to finish the assignment that will probably end up being about 60%-70% right, that goes the routine for me here in graduate school. And I think its only a whopping 30 degrees outside right now, and for once my lab office thermostat is not set in the 50s or 60s today. Yay! Well back to my regularly scheduled frustrations.