Rednecks, Meet Snow. Snow, Meet Rednecks.

As you surely know by now, the South is experiencing snow and cold like we haven't seen in decades. {Surprisingly, you haven't seen a lot of Al Gore lately, have you? I'm sure he's snuggled up next to his documentaries and awards and such.}

After last Thursday, we were snowed and iced in until Saturday night, so that made for lots of quality time in the snow and many gourmet redneck meals.

Like pizza and Doritos.

I believe the snow might be a little bit prettier, so I'll show you some of those pictures.

The first day, the boys just realized they could eat it
and make snowballs

and eat it

and throw snowballs.


Then, the next day, I wised up and realized we could use our beach toys and really have some fun.
So Henry "shu-beled"

and Ollie made giant snowballs with a bulldozer toy

and then we "shu-beled" some more.
This stuff is actually fun!

We decided to take to the snowy backyard playground and Henry rode his "bus" all around the yard. He looks thrilled here, but he really was having fun.

And Ollie made snow tracks on the big wheel. He was in constant motion, so this was the best picture I got. A frame-r, right?


All in all, we had a terrific time in the snow. I don't know how some people live in it ALL the time, but we can handle it for a few days. And we'll be back in the 50s by the end this week. Halleluiah!

Who has had snow the farthest south? Let's hear from YOU!
Or just tell me about your snow days!