The snow is piling up yet again. On top of the previous big drop we got, we are expected to have up to 11 more inches of accumulation by tomorrow. This is the perfect situation for spotting the tracks of wild (and not so wild) critters out of doors. They're all out there gathering the last bits of what they can scrounge from the cold, frozen earth. It's amazing how they always seem to sense the changes in weather, isn't it? We spotted the tracks of birds (probably sparrows), squirrels, and even a rabbit. I'm hoping we get very lucky with some raccoon tracks tomorrow, but we never seem to find them, even when I spots the raccoons in our neighbor's garbage the night before. Tricksy, tricksy beings they are!
Other snow day antics:
Playing round after round of One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Go Fish.
Drinking more hot chocolate than is probably good for us.
Keeping our hats on indoors to stay warm.
Cuddling Papa (aka The Furnace) to stay warm.
Making watercolor art for the kids' rooms, thanks to
Amy's inspiring post. We didn't have any contact paper, so I just used clear tape to make the initials.
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