No.357: Snowman Sticker

The weather has warmed up and the girls are playing outside.  It is a relaxing day with Grandma and Grandpa coming over for leftovers. We watched A Christmas Story for the first time last night.  It was quirky but good.

No.331: Santa Parade

I couldn't choose between the two.  It was a mild day for the parade and we went with some friends.  Eldest had to stay home to get some homework done.   I blogged about it here.

No.330: Shovelling

Youngest wanted to go outside and play.  Her older sisters aren't interested anymore.  But luckily for her Dad was in the garage and some fun was had with shovelling.....snow?

No.141: Spring Snow

The picture says it all.

No.124: Springter

We woke up to snow on May 4th.  I blogged about the experience here.

No.81: Snow Barrel

I was trying to find some signs of spring.  But I came up empty handed.

No.80: Footsteps

Snow arrived for the 2nd day of Spring.  The next day there was a 1/2 foot of the fluffy stuff.  Click HERE, to read about my slightly bitter relationship with the official First Day of Spring!

No.48: Thaw

We've been having some warm weather, and the snow is melting.  While the girls were building a snowman, I took a few pictures of this leaf peeking out from the ice.  You can see the snowman on tomorrow's blog.

No.46: Snow Removal

It was a balmy sunny day; only zero degrees out.  The perfect day to clear the driveway.  Thank you Agronomist.

No.45: 1st Time Skier

We have always wanted our girls to know how to ski.  But it just never seemed to happen.  Well, for the first time as a family we spent the day on the ski hill and everyone had loads of fun.  We can't wait to go back.

No.44: Sure Shot

We drove two hours to spend the day at a French Winter Carnival.  There my two youngest daughters spent a lot of time at the air rifle practice range.  This photo was taken the first time she shot without her eyes closed and she heard the ting of the can being hit.  It was a fun day.

No.37: Chained

What I love about photography, is that the camera is capable of capturing perspectives the human eye cannot. Who would have thought there could be beauty within this lone chain I see every day across the street?