Ulog #54: Snow Day Shut er Down!

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We haven't had very much snow so far this winter, and as a byproduct, way too much school. Well today we got some beautiful Maritimes weather that shut it down. It wasn't even that bad of a storm, I think we're all just feeling it. Winter in Nova Scotia...isn't supposed to involve this much work.

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Stryder's friend came over to play!

It was nice to have some fresh blood around here, they boys can get pretty sick of each other. Stryder being the youngest, has less of a social life than his bros, so we're working on getting him out more, and having some of his buddies over here.

I don't have many pics from outside, you can't really tell but there was freezing rainy snow blowing around like crazy and I feared for my camera's life. It needs a parka.

Snapped a few shots of the #chickenbitchez of course, because they are completely hardcore. My little pioneers...

There will be school tomorrow I'm sure and the boys are excited, it's "Friendship Day" lolol I guess you don't call it Valentine's day anymore...

Still the cards, still the treats, so really if I were a child I wouldn't care what Feb 14th was called, just give me the damn cinnamon hearts and nobody gets hurt.

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Thank you for coming along on another #Ulog my dearest #SteemFam ~~ Are you celebrating "Friendship Day" tomorrow? Any special plans? Let me know in the comments :)

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