Mom, Sophie and Mary For all you folks reading this in Georgia that think we live up "north," now, well it's really not that different from Georgia. We get a little more snow maybe, but not much. I'd say on any given day it's about 10 deg cooler up here. Except for right now - I heard it's really cold in Georgia today. But the school closings are about the same (when it snows in C'ville, that is).
So... when I woke up yesterday and saw the blanket of white on the ground I thought, no work! Or at least a delayed start time. But, unfortunately it was business as usual. (OK, my start time might have been delayed a little bit. Good thing I don't have a time clock at work.) I got Peter to take a picture of us in the yard on the way out. First time the girls have been in the snow. They could tell it was different but weren't really that excited. Most of the snow is gone by now, but our front yard is still covered.
It's been a while since the last post, so here are more pictures of the girls. They will be 16 mos old on February 7th.
So... when I woke up yesterday and saw the blanket of white on the ground I thought, no work! Or at least a delayed start time. But, unfortunately it was business as usual. (OK, my start time might have been delayed a little bit. Good thing I don't have a time clock at work.) I got Peter to take a picture of us in the yard on the way out. First time the girls have been in the snow. They could tell it was different but weren't really that excited. Most of the snow is gone by now, but our front yard is still covered.
It's been a while since the last post, so here are more pictures of the girls. They will be 16 mos old on February 7th.
And here's the girls at home with dad, featuring Mary...
