This is Jonathan and Meghan working on their snowfort. Well, to be clear, it is MEGHAN'S snowfort, but she was "letting" Jonathan help. I was amazed at her architectural abilities with snow. She had in her mind what she wanted it to be and she was working hard at attaining that. Now if I can just channel that determination towards other things....
So there's the doorway and inside she has the laundry bucket for a chair and you can't really see it, but she also has a plate of sugar cookies that she made out of snowballs and a sheet of ice. Really clever, huh?
This is the picture window. (From this view you can see why Mike calls this snow stonehenge)
And this is Rachel's addition. I think it is the base for the swimming pool. So imagine crystal clear water in that and with it positioned next to the snow fort....what a great place to visit....if you want to freeze that is!
5 comments:
How fun! We used to make snow forts when I was a kid by filling 5 gallon laundry detergent buckets with snow to make bricks!
It looks like they are having a great time. In our neighborhood, my kids are about the only ones who go out to play in the snow anymore. I guess its "old hat" when there are game systems etc in the house.
That is too cool! We had a small fort in front and a snow mountain in the backyard, but nothing that fancy. Your kids should be architects when they grow up.
Very clever. I'm impressed.
That looks so awesome! And I have to say that I am extremely jealous. I love snow and haven't had the opportunity to play in it in about 15 years. :(
Great pics!
This looks like a lot of fun,we haven't had any decent snow here for along time,but when we did the kids and the dogs just loved it!!!Kathyann and the girls at meg's mum's muffins ....yes we too have a meghan!!!
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