SNOW

It snowed again here in Georgia (last Tuesday)! I saw on the news that the average snowfall for our area is 2.4 inches for the year but we blasted the record and are now at 4.4 inches for the year :) Jody said he saw the first snowflake as Emma got on the bus and was pulling away. It started snowing quite a bit more very soon after that! Here is a shot of the parking lot of our church from Jody's office a little before 11am...

He came home just before noon, just in time to walk down to the bus stop to pick up Emma who had a 2 hour early dismissal...

And here's a picture of the snowman Jody & the girls made! I snapped this picture the day after the snow as Emma and I were walking down to the bus stop! She had a 2 hour delay :)

Snow, Snow, Snow and more Snow

Proof it snowed in Georgia!!!

Progression of snow...view from our front door looking down the street...

All ready to go outside and play!

Sledding!

Jody actually slipped while trying to run and jump on the sled down the driveway!


Emma loved playing outside in the snow and rough-housing with Daddy!


Anna is a goofball, could care less that she had snow all over in her hair!


Lizzy loved making snowballs and throwing them at Daddy!


and Jack just watched from inside :)

Jack wasn't feeling well the day it snowed and slept most of the afternoon! When he woke up he was grumpy so we decided to watch from the window!!!

Snowy Friday

I have to admit I was really excited when I woke up this morning (6:30) and saw that it was snowing, the ground was white!!! The picture to the left is from our front porch. I am originally from Minnesota (yes I lost my "accent") and Jody grew up in the mountains of Tennessee (he lost his "accent" too), so we are both no strangers to inches and even feet of snow! But I think snow is one of those things you never get tired of seeing and it's always fun to go out and play!!! I thought some of you were still in bed asleep and would enjoy seeing the 2nd "snowing event" (the 1st was Tuesday morning flurries) in NC this month! Or for those of you who live farther south who never get to see snow!