Growing up with two teachers for parents, we spent many snow days all home together! It was fun (until the cabin fever kicked in, that is)!

Here are some things I like to do when a snow day has been declared. I've added a few options that weren't available to me as a kid, but are available now due to a little something called "technology."

Binge a Netflix Series

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That series that everyone tells you you should be watching but you haven't had the time to start. Well, now you have the time!

Do Some Facebook Spring Cleaning (or Winter Cleaning)

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We all have those people who pop up on our newsfeeds, and we're all like "who the heck is this?! I don't even know this person and I find their social media existence irritating!" So cleanse the old newsfeed.

Do Some Actual Cleaning

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Cleaning is something that falls by the wayside because we are too darn busy doing other things out in the world. Well, now you really don't have an excuse. Reorganize that closet, and make a donation pile!

Play Scrabble (or any other board game of your choice)

Don't have other humans around to play with? Well, now we have the internet, so you can play words with friends (even if the other players are strangers and not exactly your friends).

Do a Workout Class via Youtube

This will keep you from feeling physically restless. You will feel accomplished and deserving of a hearty cup of hot cocoa, which brings me to my next order of business...

Drink Hot Cocoa by the Fire

This one is pretty self-explanatory. Just don't forget the whipped cream!

Call an Old Pal Who is Snowed in, Too

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Catching up with an old friend is a great way to pass the time.

Embrace Your Inner Child With An Adult Coloring Book

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I have friends that do this and say its very therapeutic.

What is your favorite snow day activity?

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