Mark was a little scruffy, so we let Jack shave his face. Don't worry, there's not a blade on that razor. Jack concentrated really hard on the task at hand and seemed to really enjoy it.
Yesterday morning, Jack and I went to the park to play just wearing jackets. And today, well, you can see for yourself. This first snow pic is when it first started sticking. It started as sleet and then turned to snow. Altogether, it snowed from about 10am and stopped about 7pm. Thankfully, road conditions were good, but even for this small amount of snow, school let out today. Down here, we get excited about even the smallest flurry. I think this is the first time I've seen it snow here since getting married (it'll be 5 yrs this summer).(Jack on the back porch.)
The scene from our back porch.
You can see it was coming down pretty hard at times. This is our street sign.
A lot of birds were visiting our feeder today. There were some very pretty cardinals and robins that really stood out against the white backdrop.
Mark building a snowman.
The finished product.
The scene from our back porch.
You can see it was coming down pretty hard at times. This is our street sign.
A lot of birds were visiting our feeder today. There were some very pretty cardinals and robins that really stood out against the white backdrop.
Mark building a snowman.
The finished product.
1 comment:
Wow. Snow in Eldo. Hooda thunkit?! That's gotta be the biggest snowman Eldo's ever seen. Very impressive, boys!
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