Yes, ANOTHER snow day. Michigan is getting pounded with beautiful, fluffy, yet school-closing snow. I told my neighbor I should take down the "Let it Snow" sign happily hanging from my kitchen sink window. I've about had enough. How many more days until summer?
(l to r: Jack, Melanie, Mathieu, Nick and Ben)
Girls Weekend with college friends on the beach in Jacksonville
(l to r: Sheryl, Lauri, Jenni, Carrie and Leslie)
Ben on acoustic guitar performing with his School of Rock class
They played: Are We The Waiting and Brain Stew by Green Day
TNT Dynamite by AC/DC
Queen for the Day on my 40th with longtime friend Renae at Rose's
Yes, the tiara has a 40 on it...nice, huh?
2 comments:
You really need to stop beating your kids. (And then lying and calling it a bee sting!) It's sad really. :)
I miss summer too.
I Heart Summer.
So- in Missouri we almost NEVER get a snow day- so last Friday we finally had a snow day! (btw- I told you you would get this storm after us...) Anyway- I have to share my "mother of the year" snow day ideas from this past Friday: (both involve sugar, OF COURSE!)... Louis loved making snow pizza (cut out a circle of snow if it has a top hard-ish layer, put it on a plate and sprinkle with cookie sprinkles...) if the snow isn't hard on top we just scooped a plate of snow and he added as much sprinkles as he could get away with... He ate two dinner plates of snow pizza in a row (I reminded him he was wearing his mickey mouse underwear... but that's a whole other posting/comment session)
The other moment of brilliance I had on snow day was to make snow candy. I found a candy recipe on line and instead of pouring it out on a greased cookie sheet I dribbled it in the snow. The first batch was "interesting" and the second batch(different recipe) was like real REAL candy. The kids were amazed.
I didn't tell them that if we had another snow day all hell would break loose and we would mix the play-doh colors together...--Amanda
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