This morning, as I put Pint Size on the bus, it was raining. I joked with the bus driver that if it was just a few degrees colder, it would all be snow. Strangely, as I drove Short Stuff to school, it suddenly was. For the first time in his young life, Short Stuff got to play in the snow before school. I stopped outside his school long enough to take the following picture of said childhood wonder:

While taking it, a complete stranger rolled down her window and yelled "IT'S SNOWING!!!" at me. I Laughed at our mutual amazement. After I dropped off Short stuff, I called
Silverfox, who couldn't
believe that it was snowing in Louisiana in mid-
December... This did not change the fact that snow was indeed accumulating on the palm trees outside
Casa Cerio:

I talked
Silverfox into coming outside with me and enjoying the weather, and she for the first time in her life tried to catch snowflakes on her
tongue:

She succeeded after her third attempt, and looked at me startled... "It tastes... cold." She said, smiling. We then went inside, and I made hot cocoa while
Silverfox addressed our
Christmas cards.
After Short Stuff got out of school for the day, I took him to the park, where I taught him to make snowballs and snowmen:

Sadly, he took to the snowball thing like a duck to water, and proceeded to pelt me with snow until his fingers turned red from the cold.
What a great day.
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