Eastern Canada is hunkering down for another nor-easter... Snow is imminent. 
We're expecting 20 cm of snow over the next 24 hours and some gusty winds up to 80 km/hour so likely by this evening it will be blustery and blizzard-y. All of the local schools and colleges have preemptively closed for the day, community activities are being cancelled or postponed left and right. If you listen carefully you can almost hear the children giggle: "It's a Snow-Day! Woohoo!"
I agree wholeheartedly! Being stuck at home for a few days equals more time to get caught up around the house, and most importantly... more knitting time ;)
I am fortunate enough to be able to work from home when the weather is uncooperative - which is good considering I commute for 2 hours each day! I started work this morning at 7 am, and will be finished mid afternoon, so I feel like somebody just handed me a few extra hours of free time! Instead of spending 2 hours on the road today, I am going to use them to catch up on some knitting and fibery projects :)
I have plans to:
- Finally block the 3 pairs of socks that have been sitting completed and are waiting for their final soak
- Spin a few rolag(s) on my latest spindle project (Mystery gift fiber, spun laceweight on an Ashford top-whorl drop spindle)
- Crochet a few more diamond motifs for my Husband's 'Falling Blocks' afghan
- Knit a few rows on the latest socks - Plain Vanilla Stockinette Socks (in Regia Galaxy - Saturn)
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What would YOU do with a few extra hours in your day?