<p>someone posted on here a few days ago about how it was snowing in seattle. and i commented that it never snows in dallas texas...WELL IT SNOWED TODAY!!</p>
<p>it was EIGHTY degrees yesteday!! now its 29 degres!</p>
<p>TEXAS WEATHER IS INSANE</p>
<p>we didnt get a snow day tho :(</p>
<p>yeah, I heard it was snowing up there!!!!!
I'm down here in Houston, and I'M FREEEEZING. =/</p>
<p>kansas weather is insane too.. it was 70 degrees all weekend and for the first half of this week, and then yesterday it started snowing like mad... two snowdays for us (they already announced that we're out tomorrow too!).</p>
<p>It snowed in Ithaca, New York recently too. Snow is fun.</p>
<p>in nyc, it's supposed to be 70 degrees tomorrow, and then snow on monday -.-.</p>
<p>In Boston its like 70 degrees... in Boston... its december tomorrow. That's crazy.</p>
<p>I live in California and its been freezing (literally) every night</p>
<p>haha white christmas in San Jose... how likely</p>
<p>Are we in an el nino year or something?</p>
<p>It's effing global warming.</p>
<p>Ya we are in an el nino year... I'm down near austin and it was a HUGE jump.</p>
<p>Eeee I'm in Seattle and it DID snow. We had two snow days (Tuesday and Wednesday) and a two hour late start today. It's been amazing. We hardly ever get snow, and usually never this early.</p>
<p>Those are just two school days that I WON'T have to make up, because they'll be after graduation!</p>
<p>yayyy i get to go in late 2moro!</p>
<p>Oh my lord, I'm praying so hard for snow days this year. Seniors 07!!!</p>
<p>hey bluetissues im from the seattle area too. where do you go to school?</p>
<p>Garfield, how about you?</p>
<p>we got a bunch of snow wednesday night but school hasn't been cancelled even though the roads have been bad and I've been sliding all over the place in my car. My school adminstration sucks.</p>
<p>bellevue high. ooo garfield are you in the magnet program?</p>
<p>^Do you know Jeffrey Wang homesliceturkey?:)</p>
<p>hahaha yeah...well...kinda. i know his gf but i dont talk to him much. were you an RSIer?</p>
<p>It's not quite a magnet program.. well, it is in that kids who were in APP (who tested in the top 2% on some standardized test) automatically get into Garfield, not matter what neighborhood they live in, and a bunch of kids who were in Spectrum (top 5% or so) also go there, but nothing is actually tracked at Garfield. Anyone can take any class they want and the only big division between the kids who were in regular, Spectrum and APP is what math class they're taking. A lot of kids who were in regular end up taking classes like AP US and AP LA.</p>
<p>But yes, I'm one of those kids who took Calculus as a Junior (though, I've got nothing on my friends who took AP AB as Freshmen) and I do hang out mostly with people who were in APP... so.. I'm basically in what's perceived to be a magnet program.</p>
<p>I have a friend who used to go to Bellevue (I think) but just transferred to Garfield.. his name is Alan Hon, do you know him?</p>