snow days in march

Dakota is watching us from the hill.

Zae is being a big baby.

pretty snow

snow snow snow

snow ducks :)

They are going to love their new pool, as soon as it warms up!

I am very much ready for winter to be over, but I have to admit it's a beautiful snow day.

It's still coming down pretty hard here, who knows how much we will end up with.

I'm glad it came on a Monday, when we were already off work and home for the day.

I have lots of lists and projects inside that need to be worked on, now to decide where to start...

Until next time,

Angela Kelly

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