Finally snow, Play dough, Jazz game, Grandpa & Oysters, Science fair.

We FINALLY got enough snow to break out the snow suits and sleds. The kids were SO anxious to get outside. I wish there would have been a bit more. Most of it was melted by the end of the day.

Hunter, Camrie, Jamie

Camrie, Hunter, Jamie. Guess the culvert has been good for something.

Daddy came out to help.

I think Cam just went out to eat snow.

After they went down a few times they got going pretty good.

Hunter got bored with the snow and decided he liked the little slide better.

Decided to make some new play dough. This stuff lasts forever in the fridge. The girls were getting bored with the old colors. Cam had a friend over so we made it a fun little activity. Don't think her mom cared much for me sending some home with her. Payton told me, "My mom doesn't let us play with playdough" as I was dropping her off at the door. lol. It was funny. Whoops!

We made some pretty bright play dough colors this time.

Jamie and Cam. With our new colors. Red(pink), blue, yellow, and green.

Hunter, Cam, Payton

My Cousin Kelly gave us some tickets she wasn't able to use to the Jazz game. We got there late and we left a little early, but it was a blast. The girls loved it. My cousin Melissa was sitting in front of us and her and her friends got us on the Jumbo Tron. The girls and I thought that was pretty neat.

Hunter, Colby, Julie, Camrie, Jamie

Cam and Jamie

Hunter and Daddy (handing out candy to EVERYONE)

Julie, Cam, and Jamie

It's becoming some kind of weird tradition that when Grandpa comes over he brings a couple cans of oysters. Most of the kids absolutely love it. But it sure does stink up my house.

Open the windows Grandpas handing out oysters.

Cam loves them.

I can't believe how these girls scarf them down. Grandpa loves it. Look at that sly smirk on his face. "WHAT!?!" lol.

Jamie made a bottle diver for her science fair project. It was fun, and pretty easy. She was so excited that she got a participation ribbon. :) 

Make sure we have everything

Helps to test in a bowl just in case it doesn't float

When you squeeze the bottle (apply pressure) the diver floats up and down. The kids got a kick out of it and she LOVED taking it to school.

We had to explain it all. This is her finished board. It works well with ketchup packets too.

 

 

We all helped out.