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| Almost 19 inches! |
It seems unbelievable, but we had a massive snowstorm yesterday and last night which left us with 19 inches of snow! I, of course, am concerned about the dahlia tubers - still in the ground. We were thinking that we would lose power, but never did at out house. However, Grandma and Grandpa are without and they just called and cancelled school for my district for tomorrow. That makes Halloween our first snow day of the year! I'm hoping to be able to drop the kids off at daycare for a few hours to get some work done at school. We'll see how that pans out though since right now the woman they go to daycare with is without power. The snow was too heavy for the snowthrower, so Chris had to shovel the driveway. We expect the snow to melt this week with projected temps in the 50s. (That will help with my need to dig the tubers.) Even though Chris was tired from shoveling, we still had fun playing in the snow before lunch. Well, Caleb sort of enjoyed it. He had a hard time standing up with his snow clothes and boots on and couldn't even roll over.
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| The dog can barely move, the snow is so deep and waited for Chris to go first. |
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| Buried tricycle in the left foreground. Swings still out. |
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| Buried cars |
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| Caleb thinking, "This is fun?" |
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| The dahlias that were alive and blooming 3 days ago. |
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| Can't get very far on the slide. |
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| Sledding is fun. |
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| So is making snow angels. |
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| We could barely buckle Caleb into the swing with all of his snow gear on. |