Mom, I believe this snow calls for a run. Or more pictures. Pick one!
SO, I got Kim to meet me and we embarked on a SNOWY run! I began the run by saying, "Be prepared, I'm going to take a million pictures." I think I limited it to four, which is pretty impressive. Little did Kim know, this is how I felt during our run:
My mom found ZERO photos of me in the snow as a child... traumatized...
When I arrived at my local park/happy place, I was greeted by a myriad of fabulous sights. Smiling faces, little kids in snow clothes (I want to tackle them....), children sledding, dogs frolicking, it was a joy overload today!
(Top then left to right) My track became a dog park, grown adults had a snowball fight/wrestle, and the waterfront path was plowed 2 seconds before we ran on it!
As my Instagram caption said, "6 year old my just gave me a fist bump and said, "You've still got it!"
Mr. Miller shoveling, all of us ladies watching him on the security cameras!
AWESOME Bluegrass band at The Queens Kickshaw!!!
2 comments:
I think ya'll got more snow than we did here Upstate. My snowday was spent waiting all day for snow to fall, which it didn't until nearly 5pm. I've had a nice weekend regardless, watching movies (10 years, Brave) working on a puzzle, and visiting with friends. I plan on playing in the snow tomorrow :)
I had a great run around Central Park and loved seeing all the families playing :) I was always a snow bunny as a kid since deep snow is pretty rare in Washington State! So when it fell and we got a snow day, my sister and I would spend all day building snow forts and things.
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