Playing in the Snow

This week, we have experienced some Winter weather. Snow started falling on Monday night and continued through Wednesday morning. Then Wednesday afternoon, we started having sleet and freezing rain. It's been a long time since we've had this much Winter precipitation.

The snow that fell on Monday night and Tuesday was wonderful! So PaPaw and Mimi went up to play with Rheagan (7). To make the snowman, all we did was just make a small ball, and roll it across the snow. It was like pulling up carpet! It just rolled up in long sheets. What fun!!

Rheagan gave the snowman a hairdo.

Rheagan, Snowman, Nova

The Staffy, Nova had on her sweater too!

At this point the roads were still clear, so we took a short ride in the 4-WD pickup.

A tree in the neighbor's yard

The trees and hilltops were so pretty!

View out our back door.

Today it warmed up enough to melt most of the snow and ice! Thankful we didn't lose electricity! We were blessed, as outages were numerous! Blessed too, to live near my sweet family and being able to play with my grandchildren!

Are you having lots of Winter weather?

You can bet we will be ready for Spring and my decor just might start showing it in a few days!!

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