Julia helped daddy blade the drive on his tractor. She loves driving daddys tractor (tho she claims its hers)
Julia wouldn't stop eating ice chunks and snow. At least it wasn't yellow right?
This is the ice that took me 2 hours to get off of my car. It's three inches thick - 2 days after I scraped it off.
We make giant snowmen around here :)
She loved 'riding the snow'
Rosy cheeks and kids that can't move are so darling.
She had a blast throwing the snow with her friends.
I just thought these icicles (did I spell that right) were kinda cool.
This was actually before our winter storm came through but it was still plenty cold as you can see the ducks are walking on water.
5 comments:
Holy Cow!!! How amazing are those pictures...I know it sounds like I am just buttering you up, but honestly Amy they are awesome. It helps of course that you have a georgous daughter. :)
Great pictures!!! You know, we may have alot of snow up here, but none of that ice! Good luck with that!!! ;)
So two hrs, you stayed outside for two hours scraping ice! I would have turned the car on and waited 30 min then gone back outside. But I'm sure your way worked out just fine too! :p
The car ran for two hours. That's what resulted in melted ice on bottom and still 3 inches of solid ice on top of my car. But hey, I'm sure up north where you were just pummelled with snow, that would have worked.
Amy,
We hope little EL:izabeth is doing okay. Our prayers are with your family.
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