SNOW!
Now some of my friends who live in or have visited other parts of the country probably think we're all silly down here...we get a couple inches of snow, and we all freak out! But when you grow up and never see it like this, it's amazing. It's beautiful. And fortunately, we don't experience it enough for it to become a nuisance.
It started this morning while I was doing car duty at school. That's right...I had duty. Outside. While it was sleeting and snowing and oh-so-cold. I thought it would be awful, but it was actually really fun to watch the kids faces as they got out of their cars, seeing something that many of them have never seen before. At least not like this!
My fourth graders were out of their minds all day. My classroom doesn't have windows, which turned out to be a blessing today, but any time they got a peek outside, they lost it! Finally, around 10:30, I took them outside. They loved it.
They dismissed school early because, well, Central Texans don't really know how to drive in snow, and I'm sure everyone figured the snow would be more enjoyable from the safety of their own yard.
I am one of the few that will admit that driving in this kind of weather scares me. My wonderful husband knew I was worried, and he came to my school, cleaned off and started my car, and waited almost an hour for me to dismiss my kids.
(Side note, Parents: PLEASE pick up your kids on time. Especially on a SNOW day when I can't wait to get home to my boys!)
We went and picked Mason up from Alisha's and came home for a nice long nap. Then we got all bundled up
And we ventured outside for some snow fun!
Mason wasn't sure what to think of the snowflakes falling on his face...
He may have been wondering why we got him all bundled up just for this...
But I'm certain
that if he has the opportunity...
he will grow to love snow days...
just like his Daddy.






















