After we stood in the freezing cold waving to strangers and smiling, in order to sell Christmas trees for the Scouts (we sold two...and I got to tell a bum to get away from the tree stand before I called the cops-scary!). How far could we go out on the ice? This far:
Monday, December 14, 2009
Frozen Pond Part 3
Today the rain returned, but yesterday we did get a little tiny bit of snow...
After we stood in the freezing cold waving to strangers and smiling, in order to sell Christmas trees for the Scouts (we sold two...and I got to tell a bum to get away from the tree stand before I called the cops-scary!). How far could we go out on the ice? This far:
Well, that's how far IJ would go. Not me. I wouldn't leave the safety of the bank. M tested the ice for safety. F also went out on the ice and M had fun sliding her around:
And whenever she fell down and got cold hands, Daddy was there to scoop her up and warm her little hands in his jacket:
And he hasn't been able to get rid of her since! IJ had the most fun slipping, sliding, and pulling himself across the ice with the rescue rope M set up, you know, just in case someone fell through:
S and E wouldn't leave the house. They had had enough of cold I guess. S isn't much of a cold lover. And I'm really ready for some warmer weather because of this:
I just love pushing those cats out the front door. And when its gets warmer, I'm sure they will be more likely to STAY outdoors. I have noticed however that since these cats have been tossed out in the cold whenever they leave "their" room, they've stopped scratching the door to get out...
After we stood in the freezing cold waving to strangers and smiling, in order to sell Christmas trees for the Scouts (we sold two...and I got to tell a bum to get away from the tree stand before I called the cops-scary!). How far could we go out on the ice? This far: