Monday, February 21, 2011
Christmas time at Sinking Springs Preschool
Snow!
Living in the mountains means that we are bound to have some snow days. Since moving here the folks keep reminding me that we are having unusual winters. Well, this was our third winter here and we have had snow, snow and more snow each year. I have grown accustomed to the colder weather and so have the kids. Hunter no longer grumbles when he has to put on his puffy coat, snow bibs, hat, gloves, and boots. It is just what you do when you want to go outside. Thankfully, he and Lucas both love sledding so we got to do plenty of that this season. These pictures were Lucas's first experiences outside in the snow. I had ordered him a snowsuit (it hadn't come at this point) that we used throughout the winter. I learned last year with Hunter that if you put them in something warm and comfortable then they will tolerate staying out a bit longer. They still don't last that long, but when the winters are long it does everyone good to get outside and have some fresh air once in awhile!
Let's eat! (or try to eat)
Let's be Silly
Sunday, February 20, 2011
wedding day
Fun at home
One great afternooon
You know those days that seem totally out of place but are so welcoming when they occur. Like a balmy 60 degrees in the middle of Jan or a cool 70 in the middle of August. This was one of those days. It was a warm and sunny afternoon in the middle of November. We all headed to the playground in Damascus. We really enjoy this spot because it is rarely crowded and is situated right along side the Appalachain Trail. Just right around the corner is the Creeper Trail and the quaint downtown of Damascus. We had a wonderful afternoon and then headed to the local pizza house for dinner. By the time the sun went down we were all quickly reminded that it was November and not June. It was a great day and one that I will hope to always remember.
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