Though we only got a trace of snow yesterday morning, the mountains were dumped on.
This is what we saw when we were on the way back to our place
with the girls this morning. It was so pretty. Hannah even commented
on it. This white snow comes in a very close second to the beauty of
the sugar white sands of the Gulf of Mexico. There are no other beaches
in the world like those. A must see.
Zoey was having a bad hair day. I tried everything I could think of
to plaster that rooster tail down. Nothing worked. It didn't bother
her so we didn't let it bother us. But we did enjoy a good laugh.
The hair was a little better from this view. Note the empty water
bottle in the background. She loves that bottle. I glued the top to
the bottle on the inside so it could not come loose. It makes the neatest
popping noise when she squeezes it. She never grows tired of playing with it.
Hannah prefers blocks over dolls. We have accepted that.
This is a "car" she created to carry her mew-mews around.
Four little wheels are supporting about 90 mega blocks.
Hannah will not look at a camera and smile, so we take what we can
and enjoy the laughter when she is off camera.
We had a fun day. Everybody laughed a lot. We played everything Hannah wanted to play. And we played with every object that Zoey wanted to enjoy. We did all start to wear out at about the same time. Still Hannah ran and hid when Mommy came to take her home. It does our hearts good to know she enjoys being with us that much.
We must put fun aside for a while and get busy de-winterizing that coach. We keep putting it off. It has to be done. Then we have minor repairs to make. Plus it needs a good cleaning. How an empty coach can get so dirty is beyond me.
On the next blog post I want to bring you up to date on Kensington, the little girl from Seattle for whom I requested prayers. She was released from the hospital on Monday.
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