Playing in the snow!
Megan was very excited to wake up one morning and see the ground covered in snow. We only had about an inch, but Megan was more than willing to get all bundled up to go play outside. She found a perfect set of "antler". If there would have been more snow I/we would have attempted to make a reindeer snow blob, but instead we just played.
After about 10 minutes, Megan asked for her rake.
Pretty!
Megan wasn't really able to grasp the concept of snow angels. She laid down by herself and then acted like she knew how to move her arms, but then she just kind of laid like this. Maybe next year, with lots of practice, she'll be able to make a snow angel.
She wanted to walk around the the backyard, and I just thought her tracks were cute.
Where's Megan? She kept wanting to walk over to the stone wall that our neighbors have. She is hard to see, but I just thought it was a interesting picture with the snow sticking to the trees.
Then Megan followed multiple squirrel tracks to the other corner of our yard and wanted to stand on a tree stump (because she saw a squirrel do it) So all in all we didn't really play IN the snow too much, we just kind of explored the snow covered yard. Megan thought it was great, now all we need is a snowfall that will give us enough snow to build things! (but not a crazy amount of snow, and after I have already gone grocery shopping)
Megan was very excited to wake up one morning and see the ground covered in snow. We only had about an inch, but Megan was more than willing to get all bundled up to go play outside. She found a perfect set of "antler". If there would have been more snow I/we would have attempted to make a reindeer snow blob, but instead we just played.
After about 10 minutes, Megan asked for her rake.
Pretty!
Megan wasn't really able to grasp the concept of snow angels. She laid down by herself and then acted like she knew how to move her arms, but then she just kind of laid like this. Maybe next year, with lots of practice, she'll be able to make a snow angel.
She wanted to walk around the the backyard, and I just thought her tracks were cute.
Where's Megan? She kept wanting to walk over to the stone wall that our neighbors have. She is hard to see, but I just thought it was a interesting picture with the snow sticking to the trees.
Then Megan followed multiple squirrel tracks to the other corner of our yard and wanted to stand on a tree stump (because she saw a squirrel do it) So all in all we didn't really play IN the snow too much, we just kind of explored the snow covered yard. Megan thought it was great, now all we need is a snowfall that will give us enough snow to build things! (but not a crazy amount of snow, and after I have already gone grocery shopping)
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