On Valentine's Day
Eve we got at least 13 inches of snow which meant two days of snow days for Miss A.
She was thrilled.
Miss A out on the deck-
Rosie was too scared to venture out...
The snow was so high it was difficult for them to sled....
So they buried their legs in it instead-
My fantastic hubs shoveling our driveway-
Content to stay in the Cozy Coupe
Before the big snow, Miss A and E went to a Daddy/Daughter dance in our neighborhood-
Miss A worked on her valentines box and valentines for school-
They were sent home with labels from school to glue on to each valentine.
Because of the snow, there was no school on Valentine's Day and thus no party so her party was this past Thursday on the 21st-
The morning of Valentine's Day, my husband made a special breakfast for all even when I had planned to make (canned) scones...so it was quite the delicious breakfast:
Then one gift and Valentine for each kiddo...this was the biggest gift for Valentine's Day they have ever received-
Because Miss A already has an umbrella, she got Queen Elinor-
Valentine we sent out to family-
Made baked some Valentine (pre-cut) cookies-
Played in the snow with neighbors because it was 45 degrees that day so it wasn't terrible outside-
My beautiful roses from my husband-
Cards and decorations-
Our countdown to Valentine's Day Bible verses about love-
Family photo op taken by the babysitter before our Valentine's date out-
Delicious gelato dessert-
Lovebirds-
I absolutely love getting to go out with my husband and especially on Valentine's Day. We make it a point each year to go out on Feb. 14th no matter what day of the week. We are always blessed with a babysitter wiling to sit for us on that day. It can be hard to find a sitter for that day as you can imagine.
If you do not go out with your spouse on or around Valentine's Day, I encourage you to do so...to remind yourself why you decided to do this whole family thing in the first place. Plus it is so refreshing and such a wonderful way to connect.
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