Usually, when I'm doing course lectures online/cd-rom, the blinds are closed (avoiding distractions). For some reason, they were open and something grabbed my eye.
It looked like dust was flying around.
Little white specks of dust.
SNOW!
I'm not sure where it's going because I don't see anything white on the ground. I guess this means the snow is melting, but this born and raised Floridian, one time South Carolina resident, and now Delaware student (aka a Flora-lina-warian) is wondering why melted snow doesn't form puddles or wet marks on the ground.
Some more important questions include:
do you use the windshield wipers when driving in snow?
And can a convertible top hold snow?
Now excuse me as I recheck to see if my patho exam grade has been posted. Fingers crossed, please!
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