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Winter . . .

I'm done with winter -- I go through this every year! True, we've only had 1 actual snow, with another on the way. It's actually been a lot more tolerable than last winter. But, there have been 3 snow days now -- THREE! I'm going to be completely honest -- having all 3 kids at home when 2 of them are supposed to be in school is a bit much! I told Chelan the other day that he has no idea how much I look forward to Tuesdays and Thursdays (pre-school days). Guess when all 3 of our snow days have happened?

Maybe I would be having a bit more patience with winter if last weekend hadn't been in the 70's -- THE 70's!! I was riding my bike in pants and a t-shirt. It was such a tease.

In the midst of these winter blues, however, I have come up with a few things I'm thankful for (I had to). . .
1. That I don't live on the east coast this winter!
2. That we do have the beauty of spring to look forward to in just a couple of months.
3. That I have 3 beautiful children to drive me crazy on snow days!

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  1. GrammyJanuary 31, 2011 at 11:02 PM

    I so wish you could all come over tomorrow, but I guess that defeats the purpose of a snow day - to stay off of the roads! Just don't plan to get anything done and give the children many hugs from Grammy/Papa.

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