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Snow Day #4

Carlie and Happy sledding at the house

Now it's Trey's turn!

Makena Faith was last

Then we headed to Nanny and Pop's house
and started at on the little hill

Then we moved to the big one!
For some reason Trey loved the little sled
It made him get snow all in his face.

Here comes Carlie!

They were fighting over who was riding next!

Pop watched, but didn't take part in
our snow fun.

Nanny did, though!!

Today we let the kids go out and play in the snow.  They were ready to go out at 8:00 this morning when it was 17 degrees, but we insisted they wait until it at least reached 30!  By the time we made it back in, they were freezing with little rosy red faces.  After lunch we went over to my mom and dad's house since they have a hill (not all that many in our area) and had a good time.  I even gave in and let Carl pull me behind the 4-wheeler (notice you don't see any pics of that!) and then he trusted me to pull him.  That might have been a mistake on his part because he fell off twice :)  He said it was my driving, I said that it was his weight!!  He was a good sport about it anyway :) 
We are still waiting to see if we have a fifth snow day tomorrow.  I sure hope not!

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Jeff, Sarah, Lydia & Jack Henry said…
Looks like y'all had a wonderful snow day!! =) We've got to invest in a sled before the next snow! I'm hoping it will be next year before we need a sled though!
February 10, 2011 at 7:37 PM
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