Since we had no snow yesterday to play in, the girls begged to outside and touch the icicles. So we pulled out the barely used coats and gloves and out they went. But after a while touching and breaking off the icicles wasn't enough. By the time they were done, the entire swing set had been nearly
de-iced.
Kelly (who was home because his office was shut down due to ice) even took Lauryn out so she could join in the fun.
The girls couldn't believe the ice on everything - even the soccer ball left out.
They came in cold but happy.
Since we had no snow yesterday to play in, the girls begged to outside and touch the icicles. So we pulled out the barely used coats and gloves and out they went. But after a while touching and breaking off the icicles wasn't enough. By the time they were done, the entire swing set had been nearly de-iced.
Kelly (who was home because his office was shut down due to ice) even took Lauryn out so she could join in the fun.
The girls couldn't believe the ice on everything - even the soccer ball left out.
They came in cold but happy.
2 comments:
That's so cute! Timothy felt the need a couple days ago to break the ice on EVERYTHING on the deck...the trampoline, the swing, the table & chairs, the football, and the grill. The deck looked like it had been trashed. But hey, it was a one-in-a-billion-years experience. So we let him have at it:)
How cute! Some of our kids had fun breaking off icicles, too. In fact, we have a bunch in the freezer.....they just HAD to save them!
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