snow men

Yesterday was the first good snow this season for making snow men...the snow man melted today and toppled and we will be expecting almost 60 degree weather by the end of the week! Chicago..



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sashwee said…
Hey! Great snowman!
3/08/2006 12:49 AM
Laura said…
isn't it great?! they decided on blueberries for eyes, cranberries for a nose, and I think it is a blessing there are only two eyes so they could eat the extras...k found the arms...j questioned the reality of a snowman and threw his "head" against a tree...they had a really good time shich is not expressed too well in the photos...
3/16/2006 12:30 AM
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