A 2 year old can make the simplest of outings one of two things..either fun or frustrating. Luckily, our trip to buy some snow boots the other day was a fun time.
This hardly seems like a worthy topic for a blog entry until you know that our little one just went crazy when we found some pink Tinkerbell boots. She had to have them. She is a toddler size 7 and these were 8's and since this was the smallest they had...we went ahead and got them. I mean, after all, they're just boots...not like she's going to wear them to a store, restaurant or day care...right? We'll just let her wear them out in the yard to play in the snow or rain puddles and she can wear two or three pairs of socks to fill in the empty space until her tootsies are the right size...next year.
In the meantime, she's thrilled to clomp around the house in them...and building a snowman is an especially great time. "We going to play in snow...we going to build a snowman...YAY!" She was ecstatic, excited, exuberant...busting to go outside to play in the snow. It was a joy for us all.
First steps out into the crunchy snow.
Not sure where to go...listening to her steps and the crunchy sounds. Everything's new.
"This is great!"
Loving the snow. It may be the last year that little coat fits!
With Daddy near the tree.
With Mommy near the frozen pond.
Looking sweet in the boots she refused to take off.
Cheese! I love my boots!
What a great day! It's much warmer than yesterday was....better for building snowmen!
Helping Daddy roll out a big snowball for the base of our first snowman.
I zoomed in close for these two...she was throwing snowballs with Daddy.
So cute in the bright sunlight.
Working hard on her snowman.
"Baby Snowman needs one more eye..."
Adding bark for eyes.
Shaping them and rubbing off the grass and leaves.
"Mommy, I got snow in my gloves."
Posing with our snowmen.
"Daddy Snowman...Mommy Snowman...and Baby Snowman!"
Fixing the baby snowman's face.
One final shot of our snow people trio.
Our boots, drying on the back porch.
A few hours later, upset to see that the snow people all fell down in the warm sun.
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