Some years, the talking head meteorologists tease us with threats of snow that never come to pass. This year we got a home run on the first pitch.
The day after Thanksgiving A had me set the tree up. Years ago she wanted a fake tree. I conceded on the condition it could be spotted as such from a good distance. I think it's pretty clear that this tree is more closely related to a coat hanger than timber.
I realized that Trike and I are much the same. He used to love playing in the snow as recently as his 15th year. He would chase his Kong and slide all over as well as try to dig the sidewalk up from under the snow to make sure it was still there.
Yesterday I let him out and he went to the closest bush to pee then came right back in. When the whole Newmaforma briefly ventured outside, he hid under the plastic tree and refused to even get near the door. I can't disagree with his wanting to stay inside where it's warm. I could feel the storm coming in both my pelvis (for the 3rd winter now) and my hip.
Gavin seems unimpressed by the whole snow thing. He was more interested in bouncing on the mini-trampoline in the basement.
A took the day to bake. Like any good husband, I ate.
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2 comments:
Nice tree! We got nothing for snow on this side of the river. The kids played in what there was. It was pathetic watching them sweep up snow on the deck to make snow balls. Not enough for the sled, etc.
Nice.
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