Snow Ice Cream

My mom asked me this morning if we were going to make snow ice cream. I got on the internet and found a super easy recipe. Here goes nothing.

Mix together 2 cups of milk, 1 cup of sugar,

and vanilla to your liking.

Stir until sugar has disolved. Add to large bowl of snow. Then stir. That's it!! "That's good!"

What do you think, Trenton? Into the freezer it goes to get nice a firm. What a great idea. Thanks, mom!!!

Body Sledding

I took my boys and two neighborhood kids over to another apartment complex right next door. They had better hills for sledding. Andrew tried body sledding and shortly after, Dalton was on board, or on belly...

IT SNOWED!!!

Today we spent an hour or so playing in the snow.

We got about 5 inches and really had a lot of fun playing.

Dalton couldn't wait to make a snow angel. He also wanted to sled. Rolling down the hill is a new past time with boys.

Snow Sledding at Everland Amusment Park

Today we took the boys to a local amusement part to play in the snow. Well, really all we did was sled down the hill. Trenton tried to play and was quickly told to move along from one of the workers. We had a lot of fun and can't wait to go back.

This was some moveable ride. It was really neat. The boys loved it!

At the pool with Dalton, Trenton, Bella and Sissy!

We took the kids to the pool today for a little exercise. They had a splashin' good time!

Dalton, Bella, and Sissy Having snack.. Time to go to school Sissy hammering Bella and Dalton hunting for treasure Sissy building a tower and Bella playing dress up Fire fighter Trenton playing so sweet

Dalton consoling Sissy. "It's ok, Babe. Did Trenton hurt your feelings.?"

Bella and Dalton licking the beaters after making peanut butter cookies

BATH TIME!!!

BUBBLES, BUBBLES EVERYWHERE!!! Princess Bella in a bubble bath All clean and ready for bed We have been having so much fun around here with Sissy and Bella visiting. The kiddos have really played well together and by the end of the day, they are all worn out. We will all be sad when they go home.