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it looked a lot like christmas

The Plan: Polish off that bottle of "Two Buck Chuck" and put together a tricycle.

Hmm ... might have to rethink this plan.

And, with a minimum of cursing and no bloody knuckles, TA-DA!

Yay, wine!


The next morning ...


Love at first sight?


Let's roll!

Dang. A White Christmas.

I can wait.


Thank you for the box of packing peanuts!


Why are we walking when I have a new tricycle?


Why am I walking when Dadoo will carry me?


Even down slippery slopes ...


Until his neck hurts and Mommy takes over.

Dadoo shoveled and now Kiddo can ride her tricycle ... back and forth in the 20-feet of clear sidewalk in front of the house because nobody else shoveled.


C'mon, let's go inside.


In the words of Gary Coleman, "What you talkin' 'bout, everybody."

Comments

Anonymous said…
Merry Christmas Ev'ryting! See you soon.
Lisa Tucker said…
I can't believe how much snow you guys got...so did we, but now it's all melting 'cause it's been raining and will be 60 degrees tomorrow...soooo weird...
smatano said…
40 and raining here today. It's like it never snowed at all ...
Anonymous said…
Pretty house! I made Tim shovel and he crumbled the whole time about how no one else shoveled so then I made him shovel our hermit lady neighbor's house!!
Good job with the tricycle, Grandpa Jim put Stella's together.
Michelle said…
Your house looks beautiful!

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