This is what it looked like when we woke up!
Wallace couldn't wait to go out and play but Emma-Glenn wasn't real sure.
We put her in the wagon and headed down the street to the small hill on Woodland to play with the neighborhood kids.
Wallace, Sam and Owen getting ready to go sledding.
Mr. Wes giving Wallace a push.
Wheeeee!
The boys!
Emma-Glenn finally decided after sitting in the wagon most of the morning that she was ready to get out.
And she wasn't out long before heading right back.
Exhausted!
Then we saw our friend Liza walking down the street and she joined us!
On the way home, Wallace decided to step on the "ice" and you can see what happened. So we quickly headed in to get dry clothes and warm up.
After lunch Steppie and Jason came to pick us up in the ranger and we headed down the street to Granny's house to go sledding on "the hill". This was so much fun for me because I have done that since I was a child myself.
Wallace quickly found the snow paint.
View from the top.
Ginny took Wallace down first.
Then sweet Mary Bradford rode with him next...
she even pulled him back up the hill.
We were there about 30 minutes and Wallace was ready to go home so we headed back.
When we got home he wanted to use his scissors and cut the monkey grass...this is his new favorite thing to do.
Daddy and I made a snowman and Wallace put the carrots on.
This made for one long, busy, cold day so we headed in to get warm, eat dinner, and go to bed so Daddy could watch the Auburn game. Wallace was in bed, asleep at 6:30. What a fun day in the snow. Watching the pure excitement and enjoyment on Wallace's face was priceless!
This is what it looked like when we woke up!
Wallace couldn't wait to go out and play but Emma-Glenn wasn't real sure.
We put her in the wagon and headed down the street to the small hill on Woodland to play with the neighborhood kids.
Wallace, Sam and Owen getting ready to go sledding.
Mr. Wes giving Wallace a push.
Wheeeee!
The boys!
Emma-Glenn finally decided after sitting in the wagon most of the morning that she was ready to get out.
And she wasn't out long before heading right back.
Exhausted!
Then we saw our friend Liza walking down the street and she joined us!
On the way home, Wallace decided to step on the "ice" and you can see what happened. So we quickly headed in to get dry clothes and warm up.
After lunch Steppie and Jason came to pick us up in the ranger and we headed down the street to Granny's house to go sledding on "the hill". This was so much fun for me because I have done that since I was a child myself.
Wallace quickly found the snow paint.
View from the top.
Ginny took Wallace down first.
Then sweet Mary Bradford rode with him next...
she even pulled him back up the hill.
We were there about 30 minutes and Wallace was ready to go home so we headed back.
When we got home he wanted to use his scissors and cut the monkey grass...this is his new favorite thing to do.
Daddy and I made a snowman and Wallace put the carrots on.
This made for one long, busy, cold day so we headed in to get warm, eat dinner, and go to bed so Daddy could watch the Auburn game. Wallace was in bed, asleep at 6:30. What a fun day in the snow. Watching the pure excitement and enjoyment on Wallace's face was priceless!
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