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mellybrellyTook Reagan out and even though there wasn't a single pair of water proof kids gloves to be found in this city, I did find her boots. Not winter boots, but cute pink polka dot rain boots, so she can just double up her socks and keep herself dry. Bought some mittens, but they are fairly useless, as soon as they get wet they are no good. She can wear mine over top.
We stopped in at McKay's used books and bought a huge pile of books, a few for me, a few for her, and a bunch for me to read to her: the next three in the Little House on the Prairie series, plus 5 of the Borrowers series. I'll start reading those to Reagan next, I loved them when I was a kid. Just read her chapter one of Little House on the Praire. I also bought the first Emily book, by L.M. Montgomery. I have them all in Canada, but I've been wanting to re-read them. It might be years before all my books are here in Virginia.
The snow has been coming down hard all day, but just started sticking. Was too warm earlier. Tomorrow, if I'm feeling well enough, I'll go with Amy, Amelia and Reagan (and Tim if he wants) to the big sledding hill at the middle school up the road.
Poor Tim is out at the store again, we are having ham and bean soup for dinner and he wanted biscuits, but I forgot we were out of butter. He's picking some up, as well as chocolate chips, with the promise that I'll finally bake him some cookies.
My (bonus) child is full of vim and vigor, way over excited about the snow.
We stopped in at McKay's used books and bought a huge pile of books, a few for me, a few for her, and a bunch for me to read to her: the next three in the Little House on the Prairie series, plus 5 of the Borrowers series. I'll start reading those to Reagan next, I loved them when I was a kid. Just read her chapter one of Little House on the Praire. I also bought the first Emily book, by L.M. Montgomery. I have them all in Canada, but I've been wanting to re-read them. It might be years before all my books are here in Virginia.
The snow has been coming down hard all day, but just started sticking. Was too warm earlier. Tomorrow, if I'm feeling well enough, I'll go with Amy, Amelia and Reagan (and Tim if he wants) to the big sledding hill at the middle school up the road.
Poor Tim is out at the store again, we are having ham and bean soup for dinner and he wanted biscuits, but I forgot we were out of butter. He's picking some up, as well as chocolate chips, with the promise that I'll finally bake him some cookies.
My (bonus) child is full of vim and vigor, way over excited about the snow.
