“A beautiful aspect of life is the scenery that the earth provides.” – Jessica Marie Baumgartner
After finally accepting that it will not snow in the city of Seattle this winter, we drove an hour to the mountains to play in the snow.
Cooper taking time to stop and smell the flowers.
The sign of the week. Mr. D also knows how to communicate without talking.
Surprised By Joy 
You should have visited North East for snow! The kids barely went to school this winter I think. 😊
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Good point, Ganga! Yes, the NE has gotten pummelled!
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I love that you did what you had to do to get some snow time in! 🤩❄️🛷
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I thought of you when we were sledding!! 🙂
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🙂🥰😎
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Looks like Mr also knows how to eat, but is a little weak on his culinary choices. Or maybe snow was just on the menu.
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Ha, ha, ha!! I told him it was okay as long as it wasn’t yellow! 🙂
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If Mother Nature isn’t cooperating, go find some snow. I love it! You know out of the blue now, you’ll get snow this week!!! 🤣🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❄️❄️❄️❄️
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Isn’t that how it usually happens? If it does, we’ll take credit with all our friends. 🙂
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Mission SNOW looks like a success!
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Well said, Deb!!
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Snow, daffodils, smiles and snuggles all in one week? I like it! ❤️🥰❤️
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Love the way you sum it up, dear Vicki!! Right!
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🌸😊🌸
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What a blast!
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Exactly! Thanks, Erin!
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all so good, and just know if you ever need snow again. we have plenty to spare here in michigan and I would be more than happy to share some with you! I love your attitude of ‘if it doesn’t come to us, we will go to it!’ well done, all. now I need to get to a garden center to find some daffodils-
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We’ve got daffodils so if you’ll share snow, we’ll share those! 🙂
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A touch of my beloved Last Frontier ❄️❄️❄️
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The perfect emojis, Fred! Right!
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It’s handy to be able to drive to snow when wanted. I love the NW and wish I had explored more in my year in Portland.
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You’re right – it is handy. Portland is such a great city! Thanks, Brad!
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Aww so lovely Wynne.
Thank you for sharing.
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Ah, thank you, Maggie!
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I like the snow very much and it seems that you all like it!
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It was fun! We’re lucky we don’t have to go far to find snow!
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Fun to see your family out in the snow. Also love that sign.
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Ah, thank you, Deborah! Happy March!
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I love Mr. D’s snow cone. I bet it didn’t melt too fast. We haven’t had snow in Portland. My daughter’s family went to Leavenworth for a white Christmas and the grandkids had fun with the snow.
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Leavenworth at Christmas is so fun. I hope the problems from the flooding didn’t impact their travel!
Happy March, Miriam!
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How fun to have a snow day!
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It was a treat! Thanks, Elizabeth!
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I love that you chased winter fun with the kids! They looked like they were having so much fun. Just some flavored syrup and Mr D has a snow cone!
I have to say that your cat looks perpetually pissed off! Poor Cooper. 🤣
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I’m laughing about the cat, Ab. She’s a funny one – always in charge. I assume the face comes with keeping us inline. 🙂 But you’re right, Cooper always looks a little worried when she snuggles up. Thank goodness he gets to go places with us to get a break.
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Yes, to making memories in a winter wonderland! Great photo capture of Mr. D and the snow cone – those eyes!
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I love that you noticed the eyes, Mary! Yes!!
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hahaha; love these; I haven’t seen snow in decades, not sine we last went to the snowfields —
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Snow brings out the kid in us, right?
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Mr. D has found one BIG snowcone! It looks like you took Cooper with you. It looks like all of you enjoyed the snow. You certainly make those days count.
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Ah, that is a wonderful compliment, Clay! We try to make them count. We like being together so that makes it easy. Good to see you!
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Love seeing those daffodils. We’re at least a month away from those here. All this snow will have to melt first. 😂
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That’s where the snow is! Hope those daffodils come soon enough.
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It’s supposed to warm up and rain this week so I hope the snow piles will shrink. 🤞
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That’ll speed things up! Have a great week, Michelle!
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Lovely pictures!
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Thank you, Chaya!
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Nice hair cut, D! Lovely snowy as well as the sign of spring photos, Wynne. Looks like fun.
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You noticed his haircut. You are observant, Hazel! Thank you!
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Of course! He looks like my nephew –so cute. I enjoyed children.
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haha love that you just said forget it and drove to the snow yourself. and Mr. D eating it straight off the ground 😂 Cooper with the daffodils is such a contrast to all that white.
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Ah, Ritish, you have a good eye! Thank you, my friend!
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Hope you’re having a wonderful day, Wynne 🙌🏼
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If Mr. D ever gets tired of the water business, he should expand his empire to include snow cones!
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Love the call back on this. You are amazing, Mark!
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Awesome! Midwest Mark beat me to it, I was thinking the same thing. Business all year round.
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Great pictures! I miss the snow! 🙂
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When I used to live in Montreal, we used to joke that if it snowed for Christmas in the city, and then after that the snows contained themselves to snowing in the mountains only for the skiers, that we’d all be quite happy with that setup. Seattle is proving that is definitely possible! Happy Spring!
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