a.k.a "Snowmageddon". I'm fairly confident to say that we reached 30 inches. In the snow drifts it was higher, and more so where they plowed. Time for Jeremy to shovel:
Time for the kids to go out (they really were excited):
At the end of the cul-de-sac (where we are) where the snow plow left us a great "hill":
"This is different":
"My feet are stuck, I think I'll just give up and pat the snow now" (And, yes, he's sitting next to the street sign):
"I think I can, I think I can, I think I can,...":
"Yep, I like it!":
"What is this and what is everyone doing???"
The REAL snowstorm aftermath--wet boots, socks, snowpants, coats, scarfs, hats, gloves,...for six people:
Just for fun...McKenna's snow day:
Time for the kids to go out (they really were excited): 
At the end of the cul-de-sac (where we are) where the snow plow left us a great "hill": 
"This is different": 
"My feet are stuck, I think I'll just give up and pat the snow now" (And, yes, he's sitting next to the street sign): 
"I think I can, I think I can, I think I can,...": 
"Yep, I like it!": 
"What is this and what is everyone doing???" 
The REAL snowstorm aftermath--wet boots, socks, snowpants, coats, scarfs, hats, gloves,...for six people: 
Just for fun...McKenna's snow day:
2 comments:
Snowmagedon - I love it! I'm sure you're sick of it by now. I can't believe, of all places, for kids to have to go to school on federal holidays for make up days...party for the parents since they'll have the day off!
I can't believe all the snow that you guys have been getting. I am sure glad that it is you and not us. I have plenty of snow and am ready for spring already. I bet the kids love it after many years of no snow.
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