Three more neighborhood boys turned up today in my back yard. For those keeping score at home, that means eight neighborhood boys here, added to my three boys . . . eleven boys, flinging snowballs created from the one inch of snow that fell two nights ago.
Truly, it is a season of miracles.
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you have snow?? my boys would be so jealous!!
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Whoa, and no pictures? Oh, I guess you’d have to get model releases. 🙂 It’s so strange that you have snow on the west side, and we have none in the southeast corner of the state…but then again, it’s bitterly cold over here.
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That must 8 boys to many to handle!
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Winter has finally hit here in West Texas also. No snow yet but the sleet against the windows has kept me partially awake all night…thus I am posting on blogs at 5 AM
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Wow. And with all the rain you have already gotten, what a wet and sloppy month you have!
We are gearing up for 8-11 inches tomorrow! On top of a day of really cold rain. Oh the joys! My oldest daughter can taste the snow day… (I’d rather save them as they only get 2 per school year before they extend the school days!)
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I LOVE it when everyone congrigates here. It’s usually, including my three, a total of 8. Our street is so fun! Sounds like your’s is too.
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Maybe it’s like Gremlins- they must multiply with the snow. Can’t imagine what it will be like here someday when my boys are older. And I know everyone will be here at my house because I won’t let my boys go anywhere else!
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Next thing you know, someone from there will be creating another holiday – like Hannakah – except it will be the snow that never disappears.
Oh yeah, they already did that. It’s called January. At least where I live. Silly me.
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I love your blog – you have such an honest way of expressing yourself. It is great to read. Wow – snow already. I wish we had some!
Have a great day and keep writitng.
Leigh Gray
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