Persipitation

 Well. It snowed. You can the Honda in the first pic. Well. You can see it's wind shield wipers.

 Our street. About 3 and a half feet of snow straight across.

Hey, I found our cars!

 It was 3/4 of a shovel high.

Cocoa after a hard day . . .

. . . of back yard sledding.

Dianna and the kids built a pretty kicking snow fort in the front yard.

 This pic was taken from the middle of the street.

 Here's the pic Dianna took of us in the middle.

The plow came down about 3 o'clock, made one pass and got stuck before the end of the road. A backhoe had to come and dig it out.

The kids got a kick out of watching it. As did everyone else on the street

It finally made enough passes to make one lane down the center of the street.

Here's the kids on the borders of the road. Well, technically, they are about 10 feet into the actual road but let's not get picky, eh?

Slamlami Sandwich

A little bit of craft day. Muno and Brobee.

Asher eating some pancakes.

A day in the snow. Days in the snow now last less than half an hour, FYI.The kids favorite snow day past time is making snowmen. Or actually, watching me make a snowman. But it's nice, once its up I can teach the kids how to throw snowballs correctly.

Super pose down.

WE GOT A NEW VACUUM! Which is . . . actually more exciting than it should be. The amount of stuff we got up those first few times was AMAZING. Gross but also super satisfying. "Did you fill the canister again????"

Anyway, Dianna told me to make a rocket with the box.

 

So I did. It lasted waaaaay longer than a cardboard box rocket has a right to last. Almost two weeks! By the time it hit the recycle bin it looked like a sleeping bag after the Apalachian Trail. Smelled about the same, too.