A Moment

I've always wanted to do one of those 360 day photo challenges, where you post a picture everyday. But it totally overwhelms me. It's not the idea of taking a picture everyday, because that, actually doesn't overwhelm me, but the idea of processing and uploading it does. I have no problem being tied to my camera everyday, I have zero desire to be tied to my computer everyday. Then, today I saw what my awesome friend Kim @ http://www.themusicianswife.com/  did. She posts one awesome "moment" picture each Friday. Now that I can handle.
     So, if it wasn't obvious from the above, I totally stole this idea from her and I hope she doesn't mind, but I doubt she will, because she's cool about sharing her ideas.  I'm even going to steal the quote though, (which from the link in it, apparently was stolen by herself as well) which I hope she also doesn't mind about either. But I am giving them both the credit here, so I'm hoping  it's okay too.  

  {this moment} - A Soule Mama Friday ritual. A single photo - no words - capturing a moment from the week. A simple, special, extraordinary moment. A moment I want to pause, savor and remember.

Our Church on Sunday was the snowy outdoors and our pew was a pair of sleds.

      OOOPS, I used words....oh well.

RIP Snowman

This is the snowman we built on Monday. As Andy and I were about to go to bed, we noticed mean kids had already kicked it down. All day long our little boys had been bragging about how big and strong they were to roll those big snowballs around. In the morning they were very sad, and woke us up early to tell us of the tragedy.

RIP Monday SnowMan and SnowDog.

This is our Tuesday Snowman and Snowdog. We built them closer to our house for their safety.  We thought that Monday SnowMan and SnowDog could wave to all the people that drove by. But Tuesday Snowman and SnowDog don't really have that ability, but they get to wave to us when we leave and arrive, so, it's  not a bad life.

Tuesday SnowMan and SnowDog were built with Monday's remaining snow clumps.

     Right before bed, on Tuesday night, Andy stepped outside,into the dark, to have a last cigarette before bed. A car and a truck full of people was nearing our house. Andy heard a voice shout, "HEY, they rebuilt the snowman." and the cars slowed to halt right in front of the house. We're not sure what would have happened next, because that was when they saw Andy and took off.

     Please parents, teach your young adults, that small CHILDREN build snowmen. Children Love their snowmen, and are sad when they get kicked over........well..... unless they do the kicking themselves.