Yesterday after work I came home and was throwing the ball for Conner - our typical routine when it's nice outside. As I'm standing there one of my neighbors comes over with his 2 kids. A few minutes later another neighbor and her kids came home and joined us. It was so nice to see them all and have that spontaneous time even though I shivered through most of it. I can't wait for the day when that becomes the nightly routine!
Anyone have any advice for getting through this time? Otherwise I will have to close my eyes and dream of this:

Can't forget summer ice cream. mmmmmm

4 comments:
Take a vacation somewhere warm? It's like getting a sneak peek at the light at the end of the (winter) tunnel. But make sure you plan it so when you get back it is done snowing. I suggest just spending the whole month of March (and possibly even February) somewhere warm and sunny. I can't wait to retire and winter in FL or TX, that would be awesome. Only some 40 odd years to go!
Yeah I know a vacation would help. but since we went to NYC in Oct and are going to Charleston in May I couldn't justify another vacation this year...
I am ready for it to be spring too...
I'm with you - it was driving me nuts yesterday that I threw on some clothes, drove to the Y and ran 3 miles. I'm just dying for the time where I can run and hike and bike and just BE outside.
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