It has become a tradition, albeit a reluctant one, for me to take the slopes myself. ("You have to do it, at least until the kids are old enough to remember you doing it," says Lisa) I felt a bit wimpish for staying home with Lump. Happy, but wimpy.
This year tho' Lisa returned full of regret for giving the go-ahead to the expedition. It was C-O-L-D and the adults involved were miserable.
The kids, naturally, had a blast.
That truly is a star photo Dan. Just what I needed when I opened up this morning after being in bed for a few days with the dreaded flu for company....thankfully I am up and about and eye actually open !! Would you mind if I kept a copy of that photo ? it is so lovley. Love Sybil x
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! But just looking at those pictures, it actually LOOKS cold in them.
ReplyDeleteThat grey overcast sky and all that white powdery snow.
Yea, I would have been miserable too. Even with all my extra 'padding.' LOL
Loved that first picture...a very precious moment caught on film. That's one that deserves to be blown up and hung on the wall for the world to see. :)
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What fun! The photo of the elder children is Kodak moment quality.
ReplyDeleteThe venue reminds me of Sunset Park in Newton, IA where I went sledding as a child.
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Nice shot at the top! My kids are missing snow right now, but I'm not. :)
ReplyDeleteI used to find that the only true solution to a sledding outing was to get in the mix, because otherwise you stand there in the cold all miserable and such. Glad the kids had fun :o)
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