That's the snow that almost stole my toes!

Well, as you can see, it's a pleasant evening in an urban area, which is being graced by the presence of snow and school children.
Not really.
It was pleasant if it was warm out there to you.
BUT NO.
I almost lost limbs out there. I had to take it to drastic measures. I had to stick my hands in my back pockets, massage my feet, and dance in the middle of a crowded bus stop.

And to make it worse, I had fell once, and there were scary dudes wearing ski masks behind us. A 7th grader had pointed them out to us and we were all like: "Shiiiii--"
And then that kid in the pic (another 8th grader) told me to stop singing for the 50th time that day. SINGING MAKES ME HAPPY. THEY LIKE MY SINGING. >8C LET'S HEAR YOU SING!!!!

And then the 7th grader and his younger brother caught a different bus. We wouldv'e too, but we've never taken that bus, so we wouldn't know where to get off or which way to walk.

When the bus finally came, it was so crowded that after a while, the driver just let people get on and off for free.
I ran straight for the heater when we got home.

I mean, look at that snow! THERE ARE ICE CRYSTALS IN THAT SNOW!!!!
.....wait...it'll show up in the next pic nevermind ^^'
But yeah. it was fun until the cold started to kick in.
MY TOES. WERE GRAY.

That's what happens when you tutor on a snowy evening without a ride in Philly!