The weather forecast predicted snow and when I got out of the shower around 2 pm, it was coming down pretty hard. We debated whether we should tell the kids (and interrupt their rest time) or wait it out. We decided to wait and I had some real mommy guilt over it. My kids LOVE the snow and I didn't want them to miss it, BUT Christmas morning came early and we all needed our turtle time. Luke never stays in his room for more than 30-45 minutes at a time so when he came out to get something from the playroom, he noticed it right away. He yelled, "IT'S SNOWING!!! IT'S SNOWING!!!" Hannah burst out of her room and they screamed and ran downstairs. We bundled them up and they had a blast. I even got out there - only because it was Christmas. I'm personally not a fan of snow, but this was all about the kids.
First look at "no" (snow)
We pulled out the snow gear thanks to our trip to CO last March. We let Hannah's friend borrow her snow boots so she wore her sneakers.
We pulled out the snow gear thanks to our trip to CO last March. We let Hannah's friend borrow her snow boots so she wore her sneakers.
Ready, Set, Play!
Still snowing hard
In heaven
Keeping mittens on a toddler is almost as difficult as keeping band-aids on. I finally figured out to put long socks on his hands and then the mittens. He was sooo cold but he REFUSED to stay inside.
All smiles
Happy girl
First taste
The view from our front yard
The good stuff
Joy
The day after Christmas snow fort
Bosley was not a fan of the white stuff
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