It is SNOWING!!!!!! And more is in the forecast - 2-4 inches :) School is already canceled for tomorrow - and I can't wait to enjoy a SNOW DAY with my family (I got spoiled having them around for 2 weeks over Christmas Break!). The picture below is what it looked like from my front door a few hours ago - and this was just the BEGINNING! I love how the snow flakes look almost like lightning bugs or sparkles in the picture. I love being SNOWED IN - but I do feel for the essential personnel who HAVE TO be at their jobs despite snowy road conditions (my husband used to be one of them when he was in the military). My prayers go out to those who have to be on the roads & who can't be cozy at home, sipping hot chocolate.
Of course, I have to report on our baby girl ... feel free to skip this part if you're tired of hearing about her!! LOL Today I had a doctor appointment to check on my stitches. Miriam was buckled into her car seat around 10 a.m. when we had leave the house ... and I truly don't think she was barely out of it at all until 3:30 p.m.! It takes an hour to get to the doctor - then I had to run by the hospital business office for some paperwork from the birth -then we had lunch (my mom came along) - then we drove an hour home - then we went to Walmart to pick up a prescription - then we picked up the kids from school. Miriam was SO good!!! She slept a lot. My doctor appointment was fine too - I got the steri-strips taken off my stitches, & the nurse and doctor said the stitches were healing nicely. I go back in 4 weeks.
Here's Miss Miriam having fun with her Big Brother tonight: (She's 15 days old today!)
These pics are from last night. Miriam had kicked her socks off - as she is apt to do - and I thought it was so funny how she stuck her foot out from under the blanket. 
I love those little (long!) toes! I am so in love with this little girl that I just am in awe that she is MINE (on loan from God, of course!).
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I'm not tired of seeing your sweet babe =)
Our 'snow day' is a blizzard with continued arctic temps -- so very glad to stay in! Enjoy your family day =)
The drifts in the pasture are so high that yesterday a steer was standing on the ice in the water tank... I'm surprised they haven't decided to step out over the fence.
Poor boys, they don't want to come out from the shelter of the shed today.
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