No business like snow business

“But all the other schools had the day off ‘cos of the snow, sir…”

“And we didn’t. As you well knew. Now, bend over and touch your toes, Miss Watson. The punishment for truancy applies irrespectice of the weather. Four strokes. You know the procedure: please count them as we go.”

I wonder how many girls skipped classes or work as Britain groaned under the pressure of , oh, at least 5cm of snow over these past few days?

The cute lass who lives opposite certainly did. She was evidently ‘working from home’ on Monday morning. And still in her dressing gown well after 9 when her husband left for work and she waved him goodbye from the doorstep.

I’m rather hoping her boss called her into his office first thing the following morning, and asked her to account for her time and to show him the work she’d completed. Would a bare-bottomed spanking over his knees be worth it for a lovely quiet day at home? The shame of baring herself before him, and knowing that her colleagues outside could hear, plus the firmness of his hand, would convince her not…

See, it’s all very well having snow and ice. But it’s dangerous… Take Thursday morning, when I took a tumble walking along my street. There are some girls out there who might be amused to know that the only damage was bruising on my backside and a very sore right hand…

3 thoughts on “No business like snow business

  • 25 January, 2013 at 3:25 pm
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    Snow may fall in centimetres in Oxfordshire, but in Kent it falls in inches!
    Set aside the politics…

    The girl turned up.
    “I had told you all to stay at home!” the Headmaster exclaimed.
    “I needed to be here for my A level studies, Sir.”
    “So you put yourself and your Father at risk by asking him to drive you to school in these conditions?”
    “Yes, Sir.”
    “A Levels matter, but Health and Safety come first. For that reason, I am going to cane you.”
    “What for, Sir?”
    “For putting your life at risk. As well as the life of your Father.”
    She received six strokes over her bare bottom.
    “Now I shall phone your Father and ask him to come and collect you.”
    “How can I sit down in the car with my bottom this sore, Sir?”
    “That’s your problem,” the Headmaster replied.

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  • 25 January, 2013 at 4:45 pm
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    As someone who works from home and often doesn’t get changed out of her pyjamas until late morning / early afternoon, I would just like to point out that what one is wearing bears no relation to the quality of one’s work ;-P

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  • 27 January, 2013 at 10:08 am
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    5 cm?! Wow! Our 50cm was nothing compared to that! 😛 And I drove on summer tires.
    I agree with Faye. I work in sweatpants most of the time.

    Ps. How does it feel to have bruised butt? 😀

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