Hands full and loving it (mostly): All dressed up and ready for snow (Wordless Wednesday)

Wednesday, January 02, 2013

All dressed up and ready for snow (Wordless Wednesday)

I think this is my new favorite picture. The middle girls were outside playing and I heard Katie in the mudroom getting dressed to go join them.

Scarf . . . check

Boots . . . check

Yep, all ready to go!

9 comments:

Valerie said...: Oh my! That has to be the cutest picture ever!; 11:31 AM
Cynthia said...: This picture makes me smile every time I see it!; 4:23 PM
Corri said...: Absolutely priceless!; 5:44 PM
Crystal said...: Hahaha!! Does she even know what she's missing?! Love it!; 7:04 PM
Tracy said...: Oh, that's awesome!!; 7:30 AM
Claire said...: Haha...poor Katie! I hope she doesn't fall down.; 9:01 AM
Anaise said...: What a priceless treasure that picture is!!; 6:34 AM
Esther Castaneda said...: Would you like to follow/subscribe to my blog? It's about my life as a mother to a large family (nine kids!). It's fairly new but i'm going to be posting about my life, how I run my home, helpful tips for mothers, and more. That would be greatly appreciated, as i'm trying to make it more popular. Thanks! I'll be sure to follow your blog, as well. The blog URL is www.thecastanedaclan.blogspot.com; 1:43 PM
Holli said...: I love, love that picture! So cute!!; 9:22 PM

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Wednesday, January 02, 2013

All dressed up and ready for snow (Wordless Wednesday)

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