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Fun on a Snow Mountain
By TheAngelForever | February 26, 2011
Dear NHL and JSL,
This morning, Nana called to invite us over to play outside. Thanks to all of the snow that fell yesterday, they had a plow come to clear their driveway. The result was a monster snow mountain in their backyard. After lunch, we packed up our things and went over to Nana and Papa’s backyard. This picture shows just how tall it was compared to NHL.
The two of you had SO much fun romping, sledding, digging, and climbing in the snow.
Here are some shots of NHL:
And some of JSL:
The two of you, and Daddy, had an amazing time playing together and making wonderful memories. I know I will sleep well remembering your laughter tonight. Of course, I may be dreaming of laughter at Disney World in the warmth and not the snow.
Love,
Mommy
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Topics: Dear Kid Saturday, fun, jl, jsl, laughs, my boys, nhl, photos, play time, weather, weekend, winter | 4 Comments »
February 26th, 2011 at 9:56 pm
Want to trade place? it looks like you guys had a lot of fun! It was supposed to snow for the first time in 25 years here in San Francisco. We did get a light dusting on some of the nearby hills but nothing like your pictures. Guess I’m gonna have to make the trek up to Tahoe for some real snow romping.
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February 27th, 2011 at 2:02 am
I can’t even imagine having that much snow in my front yard! Looks like everyone had a great time!
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