We were expecting less, and later, so the girls' early-morning, in-stereo shouts of "SNOW!" caught us by surprise. We lost power shortly thereafter, but our log cabin remained comfortably warm until late afternoon, when Jim fired up the propane stove. Before its golden glow, we crowded on the couch to watch a movie on the laptop. I closed my heavy eyes and was mid-prayer for the restoration of power when the room was flooded with light. It was almost 6 pm. What a wonderful day we had, although we missed Cade, who got snowed in at his other house.
Looks like a cozy, lovely day to me!
ReplyDeleteThese pics are wonderful. I agree with Elizabeth, you all look so cozy in the cabin. Pajamas and popcorn. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat amazing pictures. I love the starry faces.
ReplyDeletePretty good - It looks like that for far too long up here! Glad you made a good day out of your snow day!
ReplyDeleteha. your little ones are so cute....i can def see joy in their eyes....also like the little snow covered angel...and i always wanted to live in a log cabin...i did, a long time ago...
ReplyDeleteawwww I loved it , the journey of the day through your eyes..... I have to say my FAVORITE of them all is the black and white of the "deep" child........... sometimes I wanna crawl through her eyes and see what she is thinking in this photo is one of these times.... oh and the starry kids ......yeah .......they are stars
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS photos, gorgeous children, lovely day. Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a pretty great snow day! I'm glad you're enjoying the new camera. I'm enjoying your new camera, too! :)
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