Snow Day!

Quick post.  Took Zoe to the dentist and to go skiing today and she loved both of them!  I thought the skiing would be a slow process but it basically went like this.  Step 1: Get lift tickets (5 min)  Step 2: Get Zoe's rentals (40 minutes...helpful hint: don't wait in long ski line before you figure out that you should get boots first)  Step 3: Go get on bunny slope with Zoe and talk a bit about snowplowing - oh and put on the Edgie Wedgie.... very important.  Step 4:  Forget about the bunny slope and head for the lift.  Step 5: simply be amazed at how fast kids can learn stuff.  
All in all a wonderful, fun day.  If you haven't figured out yet, I am quite taken with being able to put in video to the blog.  A unicycle clip will come as soon as the snow clears...which sadly to say will be tomorrow as Dr. Marty has already called and announced that tomorrow the dream ends and we go back to school.. but on a 2 hour delay.  Life begins.


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