The snow was just right this weekend for snowman-building! So, Luke took the kids outside, and they made their first snowman of the season.
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We have yet to build a snowman. The snow hills around us are over 15 feet tall (from the plows shoveling the streets and driveways).
We babysat two children yesterday (Ian 2 1/2 and Hannah 1 1/2). We found Elyse to be quite the babysitter (between reading her book, that is). Zachary, on the other hand, couldn’t be bothered. The children will probably be back Tuesday because the Dad has mid-terms this week. The mom is in Iowa because her mother is in ICU. If you think about it, please pray for the mother’s healing AND her salvation. Karen is hoping to witness to her and that she will be receptive (she hasn’t been in the past).
That’s an awesome snowman! Way better than any kids in our neighborhood have done this year!
I can’t believe Luke still has that coat – it must be 100 years old by now.
That’s an awesome snowman! Don’t think I ever had the attention span to build one that nice.