Surprise, surprise - we are battling another cold in our house! Stuffy noses, sneezing, aches & pains - all the typical symptoms of a lovely winter cold. Thankfully, Kale seems to have avoided catching it, but I am sure it's only a matter of time. On average, Kale seems to be the third or fourth kid to catch something in his class and this week I've already noticed a couple of absences. Dun-dun-dun.....
Since our weekend snow adventure, Kale has been really keen to check out his snowman in the backyard every day. I mean, can you blame him? It really is a work of art:
The weather has been mild again, so our snowman has been getting a little smaller every day. I'm pretty sure that Kale does not understand that snow melts (maybe he does??), so I've been dreading the day that the snowman becomes a snow-puddle. I was convinced it was going to cause a "I'm-confused! I-don't-get-it! I'm-going-to-freak-out" type tantrum. So today when we got home and he rushed to push a chair up against the backdoor so he could peek out the window and I heard "UH OH!" I prepared for the worst. I came over to the window and he looked at me "go? snowman? go?" and I took a deep breath and told him the snowman melted - he was all gone.....and nothing. Kale said "snowman melt - bye bye." And that was the end of that.
Just when you think you know them.....


i think this might be the cutest thing i have ever read. Here's to hoping that the cold doesn't break loose. And I hope it snows again so Kale can bring his buddy back to life.
ReplyDeleteI just got over a horrible cold at the beginning of the week. The entirety of my President's Day weekend was spent on the couch. I was actually wondering while horded up on the couch how people get sick when they have kids. Or how people take care of their kids when their kids are sick because it jsut seems like it would make everything so much more strsfful around the house!
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Awww, so cute!! We're still waiting to get enough snow for Mason to build his very own 'no-man!
ReplyDeleteI have to laugh at your worry about what would happen when the snowman melted away. We kept our Christmas tree up two weeks longer than we wanted to because I was so worried about Mason's reaction to it disappearing since he was so obsessed? Yeah, the morning it was first gone? He walked in, said something like "Oh no! Tree! Tree! All gone!" and never mentioned it again. If only we would have known!
I absolutely LOVE the pic of him looking out the window. You captured such a lovely, sweet, innocent moment in his life.
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