The kids were excited in hopes of seeing some real snow. In the end it didn't amount to much, but we still managed to have a mini snowball fight. I told them we still have lots of winter left for snow, but considering it will be 60 this weekend I somehow don't see it happening any time soon.
The snow started falling around 3:30 pm.
The snow was more slush than actual snow. But it looks cool in pictures.
The same railing around 8 pm. Cool, huh?
Our yard this morning when we woke up. The kids had hopes to waking up to a completely covered ground and building a snowman. Yep, not even close.
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We only have about that much up here in Wisconsin! <:( Only, it's eleven degrees here instead of sixty, so I'm guessing our lack of snow isn't because it's too warm but, rather, too d*&m cold, LOL.
Glad you got out to enjoy it!
Ughhh! Snow! I'm so ready for spring! It's 6 (SIX!!!) degrees here in Baltimore, Maryland!
It's been a while since I've visited your blog...glad I found it again!
Awww Poor Kids!! I imagine it's hard on them knowing what a real "snow day" is. And I am sure the native kids were talking non stop in excitement of the fun they will have and your kids standing outside in jeans and t's going "ummmm........"
Welcome back Kate!
Wow! Look at that snow. Crazy, isn't it!! I can't believe we got so much snow in Mississippi. Addison didn't play in it though. She has had a cold. So, "mean" mommy kept her inside where it was warm. :)
I think it's so funny how the weather people down here do the same thing...get all excited over a "big" snow, that never really produces!! At least the kids got to have some fun in the little bit of snow you did get!
That is kinda funny :)
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