As I am sure everyone has heard, and everyone knows, we had snow, in the good ol' southern state of Georgia, last week. The problem with it was that it's been so dang cold here, that it basically stuck to anything and turned to ice. So I can not even tell you the amount of cars we saw stuck in some predicament just feet from their own homes. Here's a tip, don't attempt to REVERSE down your driveway. Seriously, you guys should know better.
Anyway, I feel bad for everyone who did end up with some damage from skidding on the ice. We had to brave it ourselves on Friday because Katie decided to fall of the bed and hit her head on the rocking chair. I have no idea how she did it, only that she ended up having to have her skin over her eyebrow glued together. Sigh...this one is always getting injured. I would move heaven and earth for her not to get injured as much as she does, but I'm afraid it runs in the family, ie Me. She did get to enjoy the snow Thursday night, but I was too afraid of her opening her wound back up to let her play out in it the rest of the weekend. Which Katie's idea of playing out in the snow was to hold her tongue out and catch snowflakes. Sam's idea was running around in circles in it. LOL. You know, whatever floats their boat. In any case, it snowed, it wasn't much but it provided a break from the normal boringness that is winter in Georgia. I am so glad to see the sun coming up a little earlier and staying up just that fraction of minute longer every day. Soon, we'll be catching rays at the
sprayground and running around the park in our swimsuits. :)
As I am sure everyone has heard, and everyone knows, we had snow, in the good ol' southern state of Georgia, last week. The problem with it was that it's been so dang cold here, that it basically stuck to anything and turned to ice. So I can not even tell you the amount of cars we saw stuck in some predicament just feet from their own homes. Here's a tip, don't attempt to REVERSE down your driveway. Seriously, you guys should know better. 
Anyway, I feel bad for everyone who did end up with some damage from skidding on the ice. We had to brave it ourselves on Friday because Katie decided to fall of the bed and hit her head on the rocking chair. I have no idea how she did it, only that she ended up having to have her skin over her eyebrow glued together. Sigh...this one is always getting injured. I would move heaven and earth for her not to get injured as much as she does, but I'm afraid it runs in the family, ie Me. She did get to enjoy the snow Thursday night, but I was too afraid of her opening her wound back up to let her play out in it the rest of the weekend. Which Katie's idea of playing out in the snow was to hold her tongue out and catch snowflakes. Sam's idea was running around in circles in it. LOL. You know, whatever floats their boat. In any case, it snowed, it wasn't much but it provided a break from the normal boringness that is winter in Georgia. I am so glad to see the sun coming up a little earlier and staying up just that fraction of minute longer every day. Soon, we'll be catching rays at the sprayground and running around the park in our swimsuits. :) 
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