OMG. I think that's more snow than I have seen in YEARS. We definitely frolicked, and I have the pictures to prove it:
First, though, we all put on 3 pairs of pants
Ben's windshield wipers were surprised to see all the snow
Waist high snow
Harry has snow jazz hands
Harry was at the bottom of our hill screaming "Carry Harry!" so I had to abandon Jack at the top-- he flapped his arms a bit.
Check out Ben's Sconnie Bluetooth
Poor Santa.
DOES. NOT. LIKE.
Jack only wanted to be held. He also wanted to stand near a lamp post, or a bush, or a tree. BUT NOT CLOSE ENOUGH TO TOUCH IT or else he cried.
Harry unleashed his inner rock star in the drifts
We thought Jack might like to shovel, and he did. For abut 6 seconds. Then he stuck out his useless mittened hands and whined some more.
Jack consented to being hauled around on the sled for quite sometime. Until Harry washed his face with snow.
poor kid. he for serious doesn't like the snow
doesn't this look like we're sledding? we're not.
and he took his mittens off for the 46th time, so we went inside
We may have peaked. It's only 10 am.
That Jack is a little man after my own heart. The pitiful mid-south flurries I must endure send me into full retreat mode: Comforter, cocoa, and wretched attitude. If I never pick up an ice scraper again it will be too soon.
ReplyDeleteAt least you've got fun family-day potential! :)
I love Ben's blue-tooth. I do that with my super attractive ski helmet while waiting in lift lines!
ReplyDeleteIt sure looks like you're all having fun in the snow! I am jealous -- it is freezing here (literally in the low 30s/upper 20s) but of course we'd never get snow!
Ha! Love peaking at 10. Not good. Looks like tons of icy cold fun. Maybe you'll get a good nap out of it?
ReplyDeleteHoly Cow. You got so much snow! We got a few inches if even that. Harry is waist high in snow-I love it! Looks like a great snow day.
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