I LOVE snow!!!

Before the doe got buried, lol.

Love how the lights melted little holes in the snow.

Check out the roof! Amazing snow even on top of the window, under the eave.

A peek under the eave, the snow curling down, and the wind chime I got in Door County, on our third anniversary.

The wall along the back patio - the little table I sit at most of the summer, a shelf where potted plants sit in warmer days, the roof.

The picnic table in out little gazebo - we learned last winter that we must take the fabric off the top of it - under the snow you'll see a tarp on the tabletop, that's because Fibi loves to sit there and observe the world.

Our roof STILL looks this way even though I took this photo on Sunday. :0)

The Christmas cow now has an igloo! You can still barely see the buck.

Isn't that awesome?!

We are getting to see a lot fancy sun dogs and halos and such!

Playing with the snowblower is fun! We actually don't bring it out that often, only for big snows or if we're in a hurry.

Usually we shovel, all three of us together, or me if the guys are gone. Dennis has even gotten in his share of shoveling. I still laugh at our first winter in Wisconsin - he was always gone during snowfalls and the shoveling fell to me. The first time he was home when it snowed he bought a blower, lol.

Silly snow thought it was done with fun once it fell. It had no idea it was going to fly again.

Wisconsin Fun

The winters get mighty long up here, so you have to find tons of things to do in the snow, or hole up inside 7 months of the year, lol.

Just for giggles you can have someone go huddle on the ground, then aim the snow-blower at them and see how long it takes to cover them completely.

Or heck, make a competition of it and have someone time you, then switch places.

Be careful not to get too close to your victim.

You might have to adjust the spout so it aims better. But it doesn't take long at all to bury them.

Like magic, he's gone. From what he tells me, once he's covered it's not too cold inside, I haven't offered to be buried myself though.

Out for a drive

After blowing the driveway we had to get out and look around.  Love the bright berries buried in snow. :)

Check out this sign, it looks like the snow is trying to push it off the building.

I think soon the sign may just say "Bug", lol

And Hallmark's Gold Crown appears to say "Cold Crown" and emphasizes the fact with some dangling icicles.

Just one of four piles in this parking lot.  I know, the day was still dreary so it's hard to tell, but the pile is already as tall as some of the nearby buildings and this was our first snow!  All through the winter you will find these piles in each parking lot, getting added to each time the lots are plowed.

Clearing the driveway

When we moved to Wisconsin, it seemed that Dennis was always gone when it snowed - he worked wacky hours, still does, and it just so happened the timing of his work and the snowfall coincided.  So, I was the one left shoveling the drive-way.  It's funny, back then we still had 5 teenagers (4 boys!) living at home, but it was mama who shoveled the drive.

Then, the first time he was home when it snowed, get this, he ran out and bought a snow-blower!  Wimp! lol  I must say, I love the snow-blower!  Often, I'm still the one clearing the driveway, and I don't mind at all, in fact, I think it's a lot of fun - yeah, I'm weird.

Doesn't the blower make the edge of the snow so nice and pretty?  I love how it leaves the sides so neat.

And look how far it blows!  Amazing and fun!

Haden can't resist helping out with a shovel.  Love him throw too!  Impressive!  I guess you could say he has lots of experience by now, lol.

The only thing bad about using the blower, even without wind, you get a good amount of snow back on you.

And, it's a lot less exercise than using the shovels.  But still, it's fun!

Uhoh, I better get out of the way!

Haden was a little too slow, oops.

But it's all good, see he's smiling.

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