Tuesday, December 24, 2013

Christmas time.



 Grandma went sledding, and she is still happy at the bottom of the hill.
 
 The beginning of sledding.
 After awhile of dragging her hands.

 D was slipping down the hill.
 C ran D up the hill.
 Merry Christmas!!!! The few from the top.
 The view from the bottom.  D built a snow castle at the bottom.


 We were making a train, is was hard not to slide down while we linked up.
WE LOVE YOU!!

Sunday, December 22, 2013

Sledding the big hill



Sledding

 Climbing the big hill.
 She convinced grandpa to go on the sled.
 Sled train.
 The kid has mad balance skills.
 D at the bottom of the hill.
 He loves the cold.
 The wimpy sledder.
 At the top of the small hill.
 The snow in the trees looks so beautiful.
 Biff a the bottom.
 The wimpy sledder drags her hands and feet the whole way.

The boys.

Monday, December 16, 2013

Utah Snow and Temple Square

 Our Snow angel.
 B Built this cute snowman......later M destroyed it.  SAD

 D loves to eat the snow, luckily she dropped this before she could eat it.
 The snowball fight was on.......here we have Team 1
 Team 2
 R is sad she hurt her shin getting up on the ledge. Can you play I spy B?
 This is our favorite fountain on temple square.  I'm sure you can remember why.
 We love all the lights.  It's like a sensory overload.


 Sisters...sisters...never were there such devoted sisters......you know the rest.
 The lights were beautiful, but there were lots of people. Monday night is not the best night to go on.  D got so cold that the lights soon lost their glitter and she wanted to go home. The boys were everywhere throwing snowballs at each other and at strangers.  Snow is a novelty they haven't had in awhile.



Friday, December 6, 2013

Snow Day!!


 Sledding down the back hill.
 This picture doesn't do it justice but our piano room window is a complete sheet of ice.  From the inside it looked like our windows were beveled.
 D trying to clean off the brick.

 The dog Loves snow!! He is throwing his bone around, eating snow, and rolling in it.
All of our trees and berry bushes look like they are insulated in ice.