Easiest Start to Teaching Career Ever

My official start date was last Tuesday because last Monday was Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The kids didn't come to school until Thursday. I guess they give them some extra time off between quarters. I was supposed to work 8-3 Tuesday and then go to first year teacher training from 3:30-8. I went to training and they said we would leave by 5 because there was a chance of snow. We also had a two hour delay the next day. I went to work at 10 the next morning. Thursday was my first day with the students and then I had training that got out at about 6:30 instead of 8. It was 68° on Monday. By 3:30 that day, I got a text saying we were closed Tuesday and Wednesday because it was supposed to snow. It didn't start snowing until Tuesday night. I was supposed to have training Tuesday night but didn't. At 1:30 Wednesday, I got a text saying that there was no school on Thursday. It had been done snowing since early Wednesday morning. I was also supposed to have training Thursday. It snowed a total of about 3 inches. Then I found out Thursday that the kids didn't have school today and the teachers had a two hour delay. I worked from about 10-1:15 and then left. In 9 school days, I worked with the students a total of three days! Although the first week was very busy and tiring, I could not have asked for an easier start to my teaching career. Of course we will have to make those four days up sometime soon. I will worry about that when it happens. This was not the start I envisioned when I dreamed of being a teacher. Part of being a teacher is showing extreme flexibility because everything is very unpredictable.