Sunday, December 4, 2011

Still Snowing...

I can't believe we are still getting snow. That usually doesn't happen around here. Yesterday was a hot cocoa kind of day.
Photobucket
Of course Noah didn't drink the cocoa, but he liked putting marshmallows in it.
Photobucket
Showing off to his sister that he has 25 marshmallows in his cup.
Photobucket
We decided to try some sledding at the park around the corner. It's a little hill, but the kids still have fun.
Photobucket
Noah absolutely shocked me and was having a blast.
Photobucket
He was loving the snow.
Photobucket
David and Noah.
Photobucket
Little man even got on the sled a few times.
Photobucket
Emily was having a good time, but wouldn't smile for the camera. Candids are always better anyway.
Photobucket
They all had a great time.
Photobucket
My husband tried to hit me with snowballs. He missed, but he looked hot trying.
Photobucket
Our friends showed up. Then, it really started snowing again.
Photobucket
Noah does have Canadian blood in him.
Photobucket
This is like borderline blizzard.
Photobucket
It got seriously freezing.
Photobucket
We headed to the car as icicles. Em's cheeks were so red!
Photobucket
We had a great time!

Today is the Christmas party at our house! Fun weekend!

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Well you made Grampie's day. Loved all the pictures and of course you know he likes to see the snow only in pictures. He's shivering and it's 78 degrees here. Wants to put the heat on.
The kids look like they were having a blast and it sounds like the party may continue if you are having a party today. Have fun!☼
Love,
G
P.S. I see Noah had mittens today.☺

Linda said...

Wow, that's incredible! Still nothing like that here in the north, but it has finally cooled off to where we can't have the windows opened today, lol.

There is supposedly some flurries in the forecast here for some days this week, but hopefully and probably we won't get much. Even though we're in the north, this part of Illinois, typically doesn't get much snow. Just one or two good size storms that cause snowdays, but those "usually" don't come until January or February (or even March).

Love, Linda

P.S. Great pictures again!