What do you get when you combine a cold cloudy sunset
And a nasty dirty pile of snow?
An awesome sledding adventure!
Or so my kids thought.
Cohen
(I was so sure he would hate it that I almost didn't let him go out)
Giggled from the top of the hill to the bottom
and was so anxious to get as many turns as possible
that he started hauling the broken chunk of sled up the hill.
Warning: this is only possible
for someone with a VERY little bum.
Every one else gets snow wedgies when they try this.
Ask me how I know.
The only problem came when he got to the bottom.
Anyone seen the Christmas Story?
Aww...come on guys, come on.
Bryn decided that she was just fine
supervising events from the bottom of the hill
and cheering on everyone that made it down
Princess B
is not exactly a snow bunny.
She hates to be cold.
Uncle Ryan
convinced her otherwise.She
rocked that
little green sled. Kenna,ever the
independent onewanted to do the big hill
"BY MYSELF!"(How do 3 year olds know what by "myself" is?)
I wouldn't have done it, it was
so steep.She
shot like a rocket clear across the field.
And headed
right back up to go again.
Caden and Ryan tag teamed the "jump"
(it was a foot or so bump, but you know,
"THE JUMP!")
Shoot.We might as well
call them
Kobe Bryant they caught so much air.
Yeah,
not so much, but it
thrilled the pants off Caden. "Did you see that mom?"
"Did you see us do the jump?"
"I saw it buddy,
that was way cool!"
"Yeah, I know." Fun was had all around.I even went down the hill in
my work out clothesand
fuzzy pink slippers.
No pictures necessary.
I effectively
ruined Cohen's entire life,or at least
five minutes of it,by
bringing him inside before he was ready.But I plan to
buy his affection backby buying a
new sled tomorrow.
I have the
utmost confidencethat
all will be forgiven.