Sunday, January 31, 2010
I really do
Have new pictures to update in here with, just haven't taken the time yet to get them all uploaded, been busy...I think I'll be able to get caught back up tomorrow or the next day. Mikeal has another snow day tomorrow, so we'll see....
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Friday, January 29, 2010
Day 89 - (almost) Spring, Covered in Snow...again
Monday, January 25, 2010
Day 85 - Peanut Butter Thief
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Day 84 - Naptime
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Day 76 - Another Sighting
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Day 74 - Turn Up the Volume!
Monday, January 11, 2010
Day 71 - Can you see it?
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Day 70 - Collages
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Day 69 - Return of the Snow Bunny
Friday, January 8, 2010
Day 68 - More Snow and Just Hanging Out
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Day 67 - Snow Scenes from around the State
I did not take these pictures, but did find them to be absolutely beautiful! They were taken around the state, during the "Oklahoma Blizzard of 2009" and I wished to share them with you! I did crop or clear up most of them, which is why my watermark is on all of them.
A frozen creek bed:Snow drifted grass:
Frozen Footprints:
Oil Rig:
Icy Tree
Fountain:
Snowdrift:
This is one of my most coveted, favorite natural "phenomenons". There is a LOT of water just under the surface of the ground here, often the water just keeps the ground wet, under the surface, BUT when the ground freezes the water makes its "escape". Often the water is forced up from the ground by very high pressure, once it reaches the freezing temps of the air it freezes, most of these icicles "grow" up from the ground, as the water pushes its way out, the ice statues just get taller and taller.
Snow drifts, being blown by the wind, if it was tan it could almost be mistaken for sand.
A frozen creek bed:Snow drifted grass:
Frozen Footprints:
Oil Rig:
Icy Tree
Fountain:
Snowdrift:
This is one of my most coveted, favorite natural "phenomenons". There is a LOT of water just under the surface of the ground here, often the water just keeps the ground wet, under the surface, BUT when the ground freezes the water makes its "escape". Often the water is forced up from the ground by very high pressure, once it reaches the freezing temps of the air it freezes, most of these icicles "grow" up from the ground, as the water pushes its way out, the ice statues just get taller and taller.
Snow drifts, being blown by the wind, if it was tan it could almost be mistaken for sand.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Day 66 - A Haircut, A Nap, & Laundry
With the aid of a popsicle and Daddy's assistance we were finally able to get her to sit still just long enough to trim her locks - just her bangs mind you - but now you can clearly see those lovely baby blues!
She got me up out of bed at 3:15AM ...Around 5am I convinced Brian to let me take a bit of a nap and he get up with her for a few...within a few minutes this is what he had to come back and wake me up over : she was back asleep...turkey!
This is *only* 5 dried loads worth of laundry, on my queen size bed...surprisingly enough I actually have all of this folded and/or hung up now...just waiting on the final loads to finish drying...
She got me up out of bed at 3:15AM ...Around 5am I convinced Brian to let me take a bit of a nap and he get up with her for a few...within a few minutes this is what he had to come back and wake me up over : she was back asleep...turkey!
This is *only* 5 dried loads worth of laundry, on my queen size bed...surprisingly enough I actually have all of this folded and/or hung up now...just waiting on the final loads to finish drying...
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