Lol, I know this feeling so well! Mines usually in March around here though. You can go out and putter and clean up stuff but I'd hold off on pruning if this isn't your regular time for that. Pruning too soon could cause them to start to leaf out too soon.

Ugh, I'm glad I'm not the only pruning ditherer. The books say 'when the buds swell' and ALSO 'after the last frost' and the two are not comparable. The buds on mine start swelling (those that go dormant) pretty much as soon as we're past the longest night, but last frost date is ususally late March. By which point, the roses have got three months growth on them.
I try to hold out till they actually start leafing out proper, and pray we don't get a late cold front, but it's difficult - Eglantyne had a tiny bud forming this morning, I was somewhat staggered.

..the lowest temp I've had in my garden so far this winter is -6 celsius....I think that's about 21F... so my roses are sprouting.... but I shall leave off pruning until late Feb... I think that's early enough here...