We were also surprised when Sage walked in the door at about 1pm - they had decided to close school early and get the kids home before the snow piled up too much. Good thing because it was slick out there. Not soon after Sage got home, I looked out the window and saw someone stuck in the snowbank across the street. Tony decided to be helpful and he and Sage went out to help him. It ended up several people stopped to help and were able to help this kid get out of the snow.
We just spent the rest of the day snuggled up inside. Ryan and I worked on our alphabet journey and then he spent about an hour playing in the playroom. I loved listening to him as he told his story of what he was doing. Not too me, just playing out loud. Using such descriptive words and a rich vocabulary. It put a smile to me face knowing that all the fairy tales, stories and living books we read are responsible for this. Just having a rich, well rounded upbringing, will give him the education he needs - not textbooks and sitting in a desk all day.
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