The boys enjoyed playing in the snow. Me, not such a fan. I'd rather enjoy it from the inside and now go out in it. However, I knew Aren would want to play outside in that white stuff so I bundled him up and out we went. (These pictures come from multiple snow days)
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| These cute mittens didn't have fingertips. The mitten part covered his 4 fingers but did nothing for his thumbs. He was not happy. |
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| The boys tried to help shovel the driveway. The snow was too heavy. |
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| And too thick! |
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| Back inside for a mug of hot chocolate and a friendly game of War. |
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| We didn't get the drive completely shoveled and Biju got stuck before he could even turn in. Our lovely neighbors came right over without being asked and helped us dig out. |
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| Ahh, yes, these mittens work much better! Alex gave two thumbs up for these homemade mittens. |
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| Remember these boys from the wrestling post? They went out to play in the snow, too. |
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| Aren wouldn't keep his mittens on - I tried two pair! And when I took him inside he was screaming mad - not because his hands were cold but because he wanted to stay outside and play some more. Brrr! |
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| Cold brothers. (Aren didn't have any snow boots so I took a pair of crocheted booties from last year and slipped them on over the shoes to keep them a little less snowy. It worked!) |
1 comment:
Mittens with no thumbs is kinda silly! I love the picture with all the boys wearing hats made by Mama! My mom used to tie old bread sacks over our shoes for us to play in the snow.
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