{79/365} Each morning when I wake up a take a peek outside to see what the day looks like. Imagine my surprise when we were greeted with a mini snowstorm on the first day of Spring! There were no reports of snow on yet there was about an inch on the ground and more on the way. Emily thought it was hysterical and couldn't wrap her head around it. She (and probably most kids her age) believes that the first day of Spring means it has to be warm. Not in the North East kiddo!Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Friday, March 20
{79/365} Each morning when I wake up a take a peek outside to see what the day looks like. Imagine my surprise when we were greeted with a mini snowstorm on the first day of Spring! There were no reports of snow on yet there was about an inch on the ground and more on the way. Emily thought it was hysterical and couldn't wrap her head around it. She (and probably most kids her age) believes that the first day of Spring means it has to be warm. Not in the North East kiddo!
{79/365} Each morning when I wake up a take a peek outside to see what the day looks like. Imagine my surprise when we were greeted with a mini snowstorm on the first day of Spring! There were no reports of snow on yet there was about an inch on the ground and more on the way. Emily thought it was hysterical and couldn't wrap her head around it. She (and probably most kids her age) believes that the first day of Spring means it has to be warm. Not in the North East kiddo!
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This can happen in the Midwest too, for sure! She's so cute!
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