Well that big ol' snowstorm did in fact rock the DC area this weekend. We got anywhere from 20-30 inches depending where exactly you were. And that basically means I was trapped in my apartment from Friday afternoon to Sunday.



Cabin fever is a real thing.

By Saturday afternoon, I was super antsy but there was a full on blizzard raging outside, so I mainly did a ton of homework and read. It wasn't so bad, but I did miss human interaction.



But I built this snowman on my balcony to keep my company.

By Sunday, I was ready to go out of my mind. Since the snowing had stopped, I ventured outside to see if I could walk around the block. LOL at that thought. The like 10 foot piles of snow from the plows made it impossible to walk more than about 10 shoveled feet in front of my building.



So Sunday, I read some more, did my taxes, and squeezed in a treadmill run at the fitness center. I don't think I've ever been so glad to have access to a treadmill in my life. I did an interval workout to keep myself from treadmill boredom. It was also nice to see other humans.



Work was closed today, but I still had to work from home, and it was actually nice to have something really productive to focus on. I also had a conference call in the morning and a video call in the afternoon, and I was again super excited to hear human voices and see familiar faces. (Is the fact that I'm a huge extrovert coming across really strongly in this post?)

I also squeezed in another treadmill interval workout since yoga was canceled tonight since the instructor couldn't make it. Got to break in a fresh new pair of kicks. (This shoes will be seeing only the treadmill for a while I suspect, since the sidewalks aren't exactly run-able at the moment).



DC still has a lot of digging out to do, and I'm not sure we'll be heading into the office tomorrow either, but at least I've been able to get out of the house a little bit and squeeze in a couple of workouts the last couple days. I'm pretty sure that's the only thing helping with the cabin fever.