I think you have seen something like this before, right? Well, we are proud of our kids no matter where and how they enjoy their quiet time.

As the locals say....freshy pow pow

Well, you might not be able to see the snow stick in this picture, but let me share that we got 10 new inches last night for a total of 36 so far. It reeked havoc in the neighborhood this morning as almost everyone got stuck on the road or the bridge as they were headed to work. All the neighbors were out with their snow plows and snow throwers trying to help....everyone except us since we broke the belt on ours last night. So while I spent an hour and half shoveling off the deck, Spencer was off sledding and Sahalie hung out in the hot tub. Lucky kids.

Merry Christmas!

Although they didn't get chosen for the sleigh team, Santa was especially good to us this year. Merry Christmas!

Christmas Jammies

Bragging Rights

So....I know Paul would never brag about this, so I am taking it upon myself to do so for him. He submitted his first book of poems, "The Full Cart Encyclokardia", to the American Poetry Association last month. It is a compilation of his work over the years and a true labor of love. We are so proud of you Papa!

Winos

Sometimes desperate times call for desperate measures!

The Last of the Leaves

Spencer, Sahalie and our neighbors Zoe and Molly

With our friends Owen and Megan