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(Nearly) Wordless Wednesday ~ Fun in the Snow

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After last year’s record snowfall, this year has seemed like a ‘dud’ to the boys.  But, they are more than happy to head outside when we do have a bit of the old white stuff on the ground.

Don’t you love the creative use of a sled?

 

R pulls J in his sledR tests out a sled as snowboardR falls off his improvised snowboardJ rides his big wheel in the snowR attempts the snowboard style again

 

How do YOU and YOUR FAMILY enjoy the snow?

 

9 Comments

  1. I used to LOVE playing in the snow…sledding, trying to ski, tunneling through it….I haven’t done much of that recently though! Just shoveling:(

  2. I love playing in the snow with the kids, there is a big hill at the park all of the kids in town head to when there is more then 3 inches of snow. Watching all of them sled down is amazing, during that time no matter if they are friends or not, they are they all have fun together laugh joke and put everything else aside for those few hours.

    1. Sledding is a favorite activity for my boys. Even without snow, they’ll find a way to enjoy a good hill. (Maybe I can find photos of them ‘sledding’ in Louisiana using cardboard boxes.)

    1. I think there’s something about the rain and snow that just calls to the kids. We didn’t have much snow when I was growing up, but I loved to splash in puddles and play in the mud. One upside for living in a cold climate where snow is around most of the year is they don’t get nearly as dirty.

  3. It looks like you all had a blast in the snow. I always enjoyed getting in the yard with mine when they wwere little.

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