Snow Day!

For those of you who have never lived in the south, down in these parts of Alabama a snow day means something entirely different from those in other parts of the country. If there is even a possibility of snow, schools and businesses will close; and everyone rushes to the grocery store and buys all the bread and milk off the shelves. In actuality we only got about half an inch of snow, but it felt like a blizzard. (this was our first "snow" since 2000). So we decided to take advantage of it. We loaded on our winter clothes and headed outdoors to play in the new white fluff all over the grass. Lots of pictures!

The hubby gives Camden his first feel of snow.

Is that the sweetest little boy ever?

Can you say "snow princess?"

Camden waves to the camera.

Taking a walk through the snow...

Oh my goodness! The sweetest little lips and pink nose!

cruising down the sidewalk checking out the snow.

Are you having fun Kensi? Yeah, this is pretty neat!

The snow was coming down pretty heavy; You can see some points of accumulation in the Hubby's hair.

They ran all the way to the fence in the backyard. Hey little babies! Come back!

The Hagin's came over to play with us in the snow. Haley gives Kensi a big hug.

Trent takes care of Camden and shows him how to make snowballs.

Camden's ready to catch the snowball Trent is about to throw.

Haley tickles Kensi and she loves it!

Kensington & Camden making a snowman.

I hope you enjoyed the pictures!

*Jane Austen fans take note!!!!!*

Sunday nights on PBS, Masterpiece theater is doing the Complete Jane Austen series from January through March. You simply cannot miss this! It is quite diverting, really, and every Austen fan must employ the use of their Tivo; otherwise it would be too shocking and you could not be known to any good society. They have already aired brand new versions (or at least never before seen in the US) of Persuasion and Northanger Abbey. There will also be brand new adaptations of Mansfield Park and Sense & Sensibility; Then a fabulous version of Emma, and then the most wonderful movie of all time: the 1995 Pride and Prejudice.

You simply must make every effort to see these! Otherwise, I shall be quite put out!