Here comes the sun

After 4 straight days with snow, the sun finally poked out for awhile today. We took advantage of the nice afternoon to fill the bird feeders and take a lap around our yard. The snow is so deep that even walking with snowshoes is a major challenge. (click on pic for a larger version)

 

Feb 25-27th snow storm

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Snow!

Mother Nature has made up for a fairly dry winter with over 3 feet of snow over the past 2+ days. While areas just 15-20 miles east of us got pouring rain we got over 2 feet of snow ontop of over a foot we had from the day before. Natalie is finding a tough go of it outside and has pretty much stuck to the sidewalk and driveway.

 

World's Strongest Baby Competition

Check out the video of Molly training for the World's Strongest Baby Competition.

 

 

Snow Day!!!

 

Molly loves being outside and getting pulled around in her sled. Also check out the video of her tasting snow for the first time by clicking HERE

Molly being Molly while Natalie waits for her to go to bed.

 

Making new friends

Over the weekend we went to visit our friends Rodney, Sue and their 5 month old baby Lauren. Molly and Lauren hit it off and Lauren had an early 1st bday gift for Molly. Molly liked the gift but was really excited about the singing Elmo card who has become her favorite.

 

 

 

Six more weeks!

Phil’s official forecast as read February 2nd, 2009 at sunrise at Gobbler’s Knob:

Hear Ye Hear Ye Hear Ye

On Gobbler’s Knob on this glorious Groundhog Day, February 2nd, 2010, Punxsutawney Phil, Seer of Seers, Prognosticator of all Prognosticators awoke to the call of President Bill Deeley and greeted his handlers, John Griffiths and Ben Hughes.

After casting a joyful eye towards thousands of his faithful followers, Phil proclaimed, “If you want to know what’s next, you must read my text. As the sky shines bright above me, my shadow I see beside me. So six more weeks of winter it will be.”