For me, mid-February is when the "winter blahs" really set in. Christmas was way in the past, and Spring Break doesn't happen for another month. This week's forecast:
- cloudy, windy, and cold
- snow showers and falling temperatures
- partly cloudy and cold
- mostly cloudy and cold
- cloudy and cold
UGH! I have to wear the same old winter clothes I've been wearing since Thanksgiving, cause short sleeves just won't cut it. I need to do something
different. Today
I wore my slippers to work.

My slippers are broken in, blue, and fluffy. They're the most comfortable footwear in my closet. However, except for a quick trip out to the mailbox, they've never left the house. Since there was a little snow on the ground, I wore a pair of hard-soled shoes into the building, and then changed into the slippers. They worked great except for when I had to step outside to get something from a car...the ground was a little muddy and wet, but I managed to keep my feet dry.
My students, who have great but unusual fashion sense, didn't even mention my unusual footwear.
I bet they thought you were terribly hip--I see kids wearing slippers even in winter here. Go figure :)
ReplyDeleteI love it! How old are your students? My fourth graders would notice, but might not say anything.
ReplyDeleteMy students are all teens, ranging in age from 15-18. They're also all boys!
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