Dane and I already had an extended weekend. Dane's babysitter had a death in her family and had to close on Monday so we stayed home together. When I heard the weather report over the weekend I had a feeling it would be extended even more.
School dismissed early on Monday and late Monday evening we got the call that it would be closed on Tuesday. With the weather forecast Dave decided to pack an overnight bag for work on Tuesday, just in case he couldn't get home. I started hearing about the possibility of power outages. I was just dreading the next few days.
Early Tuesday morning I got an email from a friend down the street. I was excited to hear that due to the weather forecast she was staying home for the day. She was excited as I was for a playdate. I gave her a call and within minutes felt so much better. I was packing the diaper bag for an extended stay, just in case. I loaded up some leftovers and some snacks for the kids. Dane and I headed down about the same time Dave left for work so we would be there before any bad weather started. When we got there we heard the plan-two other friends were coming by to play and there were already plans made if the power went out. We knew who in the neighborhood had gas fireplaces and who had generaters. We were assured we would be taken care of. And so the extended playdate started.
The view from our front door.
It doesn't look like much, but there was quite a bit of ice underneath that snow.
Lunch break!



Vicki and I had already planned Snow Day Playdate #2 for today. I made a list of what to bring...we were running low on soda and bread. Dane and Aiden also have the same stuffed monkey. I didn't bring Dane's, but of course he thought Aiden's was his, so I had to bring Danes down today. Dave dropped us off on his way out to work today and we played all day again.
The boys spent a lot of time on this playset in their basement. Dane loved to stay in the top part and would rarely slide down the slide.
The boys spent a lot of time on this playset in their basement. Dane loved to stay in the top part and would rarely slide down the slide.




Now, hopefully tomorrow I can get my car out of their driveway!
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