Well, it sure does make it hard to teach about the seasons!!! OUr kids are supposed to know about fall and winter, when all they experience is Spring and Summer and a few wet dark months in between.....................jaycns said:That's more like it!! SNOW...snow on the ground in October? PERISH THE THOUGHT! ISH ISH ISH!!
I love having left the snow belt. We used to own an assortment of shovels, deicers, a snowblower and at one point (when we had a long drive) a plow attachment....now, we don't even own a shovel!! Oh the joys of living further south.
Funny but true story. Our (at the time) sons who were 5 and 3 had not really been old enough when we moved from WI to remember the snow we used to always have there. Our oldest remembered it but in the time since we had moved we had only had a flurry or two, nothing of any note and rarely did it even stick to the ground.
WELL...we took them back over Christmas two years ago to WI and I had been talking about getting to play in the snow for a few weeks prior to our trip. Well, we get there and stop at a drug store to pick up the toothbrush that I forgot to pack...as we walk into the store the kids scream "SNOW" and point to a pile of white stuff in the corner of the entry way. NOPE, my kids didn't see snow, they had found a small pile of salt!!![]()
When we told my family about that they threatened to take our children away and give them a "real life". I guess living in the south and having your kids confuse salt with snow is considered a form of child abuse "up there".![]()
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We take our kids to Oklahoma to play in the snow..............
Feel better.
I really am off to watch ER. Nighty night Gals. Hope you feel better Paige. Shirley
I will be busy teaching in the morning..but I will pop on around lunch to see if you made it.

JAYCNS you mean your kids NEVER made a snowman....For shame.
