The South had more snow than the North.......

Ok this is crazy we always try and make it to visit my hometown when it is sure to snow..... this year a week before we go they have a foot and a half, it melts 80% away before we arrive..... then 2 weeks after we leave they get dumped on again with about 2 feet of snow. We then proceeded to get 7 inches of snow in South Carolina, this was definetly a first for me and the most Wade had ever seen!!! WE had a blast playing in it, we treasured it because it was rare and we knew it wouldn't last long. It started to snow about 4pm on friday and had melted away but to patche of snow within 24 hours. Here are a few shots of our snow and our trip to visit the northern family and friends.
Ashley and Amber playing in snow...

The Girls sled riding at Lisa's

Wade Hauling all the kids around in the snow

Sled riding in Pennsylvania with what was left.....

Ashley with her favorite cat ANGEL

Ashley Making a snow angel the first chance she got, she dropped in the snow and started making it on her own!

MAMa in th snow.... BRRRRRRRR>>>>>

Tyler and Papa Getting ready for snowball fight, they look like they are up to something!!!

Tyler and Daddy riding on the 4 wheeler

Tyler checking out the Tractor



NOW THE SOUTHERN SNOW STORM OF 2010..............
MY car when we woke up saturday morning

One of the trees outside our house looking gorgeous

Tyler pulling ashley with his 4 wheeler


Tyler playing in the snow with his 4 wheeler and he is in hog heaven!

Ashley and Lexi, her friend from school playing on the slide in the snow

Ashley Sledding with a neighbor at the school by our house


Wade with a very sleepy and worn out Tyler Daddy didn't have to go to work because of the 7 inches of snow making it dangerous to travel!!

Ashley with our larger snowman on saturday

Tyler Posing to looks as though he is eating snow


Tyler Playing in the snow friday night

Tyler and David getting ready to start a snowball fight....


The first little snowman we made friday night with the first dusting