“When it snows, ain’t it thrilling, Though your nose gets a chilling We’ll frolic and play, the Eskimo way, Walking in a winter wonderland”

Okay, so it’s been a  dreadfully long time since I’ve posted.  But it’s been a bit of a whirl wind these past two months, and trying to find the time to come back here to the words and photos I love seemed impossible.  After so much time had passed I knew I couldn’t come back with the same tail between my legs like I do everytime procrastination swallows me whole, so I’ve been working these past two weeks to tweak and adorn with love, my new blog!

It’s been a long time coming, but it is FINALLY here.  I’ve got a shwack load of posts I’m excited to share and I’m hoping I kick this thing of right with regular blog posting and no falling off the face of the planet allowed. 

To start things off nicely I’m sharing some new stuff, we spent our usual May long weekend up at the happiest place on earth, Pine Lake (it’s no Disney Land, but you’d be hard pressed to convince me otherwise)  About two-ish hours out of the city it’s got junk food that doesn’t count on your hips, endless hours for book reading and a lake to sea-doo on like no other.  Of course this year Mother Nature had her say to keep us out of the water as it just thawed two weeks ago, so we spent the weekend full of chores and pulling the docks back into the murky freezing water. 

Today on our last morning we woke up to inches of snow, a first at our beloved cabin, so we decided to take a chill-rific ride around the lake, here’s some hilarious photos of my cousins freezing their hineys off.