I don't even know why. It's not like I have to do it that often. Maybe 2 or 3 times per year - - - max. Still, I hate it. So, I feel guilty when I try and distract my kids from going outside. Lucky for me I tricked them into putting on swimming floaties and goggles. That was interesting enough to keep their minds off of the snow for the whole day.
I had to leave the cave today though. We went outside and watched my #1 shovel the car out of this gargantuan, huge, snowy mess. He's a real champ. He even shoveled the curb by my parking space, so I could get in and out so easy. His Daddy taught him well how to treat a lady (that's me - - - I'm the lady). 
But aside from the snow guilt, it was a premo day. Noah (and just about every other person in NYC) stayed home on Wednesday. We piddled around, downloading music (it's 90's or nothing for us - - - we live for the good ole' days), eating, eating, sewing, doing laundry, playing Super Nintendo, and chatting on the phone.
It was a good day.
4 comments:
Wow, 17 inches!! I wish we had about 6 of it. I know about the snow clothes; as soon as you get everybody's clothes on, somebody has to go to the bathroom. Take care.
that's so funny about the floaties and goggles. and amazing that you had them handy. you're a fun mom
aaah, Your poor kids! Let them play in the snow!!!!! My easy way to dress. tape kroger bags over hands and shoes!
Did you sew in the 90's..impressive.
You are a baby mamma. Seriously. The 90's? I was married in the 90's.
Glad you all survived the snowpocolypse.
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