--well really just to see family and friends, but their goal was to spend some quality time with winter. So we joined them on their sledding adventure. Burnsville is a pretty hilly city, I think at least, so we were bound to find some good ones. Our first stop was kind of a bust, but we still made it down a few little hills.
Peyton sliding down the first hill, Lachlan watching with fear |
Then we hit the JACKPOT hill! It had a long side and a short side, so I thought the short side would be perfect for Lachlan and I to go down. Well because our sled was a real special sled, (it would slow down, and then turn around so you would go down backwards half way down the hill) it kept wanting to turn us around, so I put my boot out to steer a little and both Lachlan and I got white washed. He was not happy. So he just sat on the top of the hill for the rest of the time. Not complaining, not whining, just kind of content--and actually sitting in the snow--great success! His job was to count us off before we gave our pushes and comment on when we wiped out down the hill: "Mama, boom!" He did a great job with that.
Now where was Torin this whole time? Well this angelic child slept the entire time. He had on 2 diapers, a long-sleeve onezie, a sweater, pants, socks, a snowsuit (which included mittens and a hood), booties, a hat, a blanket stuffed all around him, and then a blanket draped over his carseat. Seriously, as snug as a bug on a rug.
Lachlan and Torin's version of sledding |
Thanks for the visit, Sara & Peyton!
Love ya, mean it.
Be here now.
Did you go to Neil Elementary for the big/small hill? That's a nice hill.
ReplyDeleteI took the girls there over Christmas break. Halfway up the hill the first time the girls got scared, started crying and didn't want to go. We finally made it up and we all went down once. Ellie enjoyed it, but Addy hated it. After we stopped they both wanted to go home - so we did.
Maybe next year... like you say.