My life is full of children, family, home, land, bees, work, love, laughter and everyday life.
My Monthly Calendar. Because my life is too crazy to keep track of without it.
My husbands iphone. It's applications are really useful and easy to get too!
Our Quicken finance software. Because it's nice to remember that you actually had money before paying the bills.
Coupon ads. They are the best way to save at the grocery store and finding them is like a scavenger hunt.
DVR. Because even a homemaker needs a break when the kids are asleep.
It looks like they had fun but don’t you hate the clean up once everyone comes in? It’s like they get to relax and mom has a ton of work to do!
I remember my sister’s and I having piles of wet pants, mittens, hats and boots like that-we would lay over the heat vents-brings back memories!
Send some our way! I love snow!
We don’t often get snow but I do remember several times when my daughters were young we did get quite a bit. It was so much fun to watch them play in it…….clean up ~ not so much.
Wow did that bring back memories! We grew up around snow everywhere we lived as kids. I don’t get a lot where I live now – once every few years or so – there is hope for it this year, tho! I can’t wait!!!!
I always loved playing in the snow but what a mess to wash up after.
Hey Mary would you mind poppin’ over to my blog and make sure I got everything correct about your wonderful honey products. I’d sure appreciate your approval on this post.
Have a super blessed day, its snowing here today with highs of 18 and the wind is 45 miles per hour. Gotta go tie the dog down!!!
Washer?! Hang them up let ‘em dry out and they can wear them again tomorrow. My lazy laundry tips!
Snow is so much fun!
How much of the white stuff did you get? In my area, we were socked — 17″! DD went out for fun, but I had to keep DS in because he’s fighting a bad cold and his nose was really runny that day.
Very cute posting….it’s such fun to watch the delight on little kids faces playing in the snow!
I hated it when we moved to Kansas from the far north years back and the kids were much younger ( all grown up now ) and I had my first encounter with winters here. Snow and Mud just don’t mix nor can you just hang up and let dry till the next outdoor adventure with the crazy freezes and thaws here. My washer never saw so many loads of winter outwear from there on. Grew up in northern Minnesota and you only wash your winter outer wear once. You haul it out of storage in the Fall, wear it till spring, give a washing and then store away till the next winter season. Only time during those winter months they would maybe see the clothes dryer because they were so soaking wet but that was rare…because it was so so cold out nothing had a chance to really get wet.