Am I the only one who's husband has gone in to work both today and yesterday?

Should it have been 'whose'? It should, shouldn't it? who's is who has... oops.

can't correct atm tho as am typing one handed and wrangling toddler and baby in between keystrokes. g'wan, tell meeeeee

Both of us went into work yesterday and today. Only a nice little blanket of snow here, but the traffic yesterday was awful. However it did get H thinking about having a mobile office so he can work from home more often. Don't really know why he has an office anyway! (he's a self employed graphic designer)

Mine too (have you got my OH?)

He's a postie, and cycles 11/12 miles through the countryside to get to work, then does his route.

Puss that sounds like a nice idea actually, shall be in touch x

Nope, my H went in yesterday and today. He was mad & cycled too, its 15 miles away but he could have worked at home!

Me and H have both been in work too. Our work places stayed open and tbh other than last night when the snow really came down about 6pm we've not been that badly effected. What came down last night was pretty much gone by this morning.

I'd have loved a snow day [:'(]

Mine was at work yesterday and would have gone in today, but he has a job interview so took a day of leave.

I went into work for an hour yesterday, but my boss sent me home again! So I picked up some stuff to work from home and then took 3 and a half hours to get home (normally takes an hour and a half). Working from home today again as couldn't face another mammoth journey!

My husband wasn't in yesterday or today coz its his days off ?

He's a Sky Engineer so it would have been freezing.

We only had a bit of snow. Today is like a summer's day with the sun shining and blue sky, shame about the temperature though.

Never mind to work, my H went running last night in the snow. That's just stupid, if you ask me. I admire his dedication to his marathon training though. Driven by fear, no doubt!

My husband has gone into work both yesterday and today. He's a barrister so had to be in court as the courts hadn't closed. Both journeys involved travel across the Pennines, but it hasn't been as bad as forecast, which I'm glad about. I sent him out with a "snow survival" kit in case he got stuck anywhere: flask of coffee, thick coat, rug, snacks, shovel.

My son's pre-school was open (hurrah!) even though all the schools are closed in my LEA. It was a pretty treacherous walk there and back though. Although there's not much snow on the ground here in my part of Yorkshire, it is very very icy.